Re: Bridge rectifier.
- From: CJT <abujlehc@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 30 Oct 2006 02:49:36 GMT
James Sweet wrote:
John wrote:
How do you check a bridge rectifier in circuit to be absolutely sure it needs replacing. Conditions: No power applied as 2amp fuse in the transformer primary blows immediately power is applied. Usual short circuit procedures followed throughout but I don't place too much reliance on this test . BTW, the rectifier (B40 C3200/2200)) is in a theatre organ purchased from an outfit no longer in business and space on the pcb is at a premium and discourages using single diodes.
Thanks - John
Remove it from the board and check the individual diodes with an ohm meter, they're all accessible from the pins.
That's not "in circuit."
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