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E-122-124 transformer

By Sparkplug1

4 years ago


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    #6 4 years ago
     
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    You did measure for 115VAC on the transformer input lugs? It sounds from your previous post that you see nothing anywhere and that something is pulling the 115VAC down to 0 on the input lugs.

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    #8 4 years ago
     
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    As Mark questioned, can you get a resistance measurement on the primary 115VAC winding and the output windings identified by Mark. Make sure the machine is unplugged from the wall.

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