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10-07-2020 #1
If it's only capacitors that have failed they are cheap and easy to replace. Aluminium capacitors are a common point of failure for many power supplies. If the ends (larger capacitors usually have a cross indented on them) are even slightly bowed then this is a sure sign of failure. The worlds landfill sites are full of billions of dollars worth of failed electronics that could have been repaired by replacing a 50c aluminium capacitor with that tell-tale sign.
An optimist says the glass is half full, a pessimist says the glass is half empty, an engineer says you're using the wrong sized glass.
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10-07-2020 #2
Hi again Kit,
Oh yes, the capacitors are BLOWN! And i really mean that with the capitals! one is fully exploded and all the others are a horrible shape! Due to the single phase problem I think it may be easier to just go with the vfd for the main drive and salvage the old parts for later use/repair/sale.
I have a fairly large stock (read as hoard) of older electronic devices that i have "saved" from the tip. Much to the dismay of my everloving girlfriend! Waste not, want not!
Thanks for the suggestion,
Mort
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