| ??? 03/28/05 05:17 Read: times |
#90507 - Possible causes. Responding to: ???'s previous message |
Dear Vimal,
I had faced exactly same problem. The unregulated voltage falling down without demand. In my case the problem was with the filtering capacitor after replacing 4700uF capacitor with a new one the problem was sorted out. Your problem is either due to. 1. A faulty filtering capacitor. 2. Transformer problem. 3. Bridge recitifier diode fault. Regards, Prahlad Purohit |
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