tvtech Well-Known Member Most Helpful Member Mar 2, 2013 #21 Nigel Goodwin said: I don't think I've ever had to replace one?, exceptionally reliable devices, but of course they aren't under any stress, nor in a position to get 'fried' very easily. Click to expand... True Nigel Only three times. Solved the problem though. My conclusion is I don't scratch there anymore.....unless I am really stumped and don't know what else to do....and the symptoms are the same. Rare stuff. Only available at ETO. But interesting still Hell, I am tired. See you Tomorrow. Regards, tvtech Last edited: Mar 2, 2013
Nigel Goodwin said: I don't think I've ever had to replace one?, exceptionally reliable devices, but of course they aren't under any stress, nor in a position to get 'fried' very easily. Click to expand... True Nigel Only three times. Solved the problem though. My conclusion is I don't scratch there anymore.....unless I am really stumped and don't know what else to do....and the symptoms are the same. Rare stuff. Only available at ETO. But interesting still Hell, I am tired. See you Tomorrow. Regards, tvtech
J JARIWALADV New Member Mar 11, 2013 #22 Jariwaladv Pl. try this schematic this is tested one. thanks. Attachments SMPS UC38XX.pdf 59.7 KB · Views: 421
J JARIWALADV New Member Mar 12, 2013 #23 Jariwaladv try to use series diode on aux feedback voltage and capacitor of 100mfd 25 volt try this circuit Attachments SMPS UC38XX.pdf 59.7 KB · Views: 533
Jariwaladv try to use series diode on aux feedback voltage and capacitor of 100mfd 25 volt try this circuit