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  1. 13-01-2016 #1
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    They look OK to me. Can you find out what the secondary Voltage says on the transformer (or can you measure the DC Volts across the blue capacitor) in the power supply as Dean (Jazzcnc) has asked before
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    Ahh across the blue capacitor, thank you! - it measures 24.5v .... Not the 36v suggested!
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    Quote Originally Posted by craynerd View Post
    Ahh across the blue capacitor, thank you! - it measures 24.5v .... Not the 36v suggested!
    Ok then it looks like you will need to build a new power supply it basically consists of the transformer, Caps and a rectifier about £45-£50. What part of Manchester are you in?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Clive S View Post
    Ok then it looks like you will need to build a new power supply it basically consists of the transformer, Caps and a rectifier about £45-£50. What part of Manchester are you in?
    Hi Clive , North Manchester near Bury

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