What spect of voltage conventer transfer to convent the Voltage 110 to the 220-240 V printer??

If you want it to look like it was done in a conventional oven, you can partially cook it in the microwave. Then transfer it to a conventional oven for the last few minutes of cooking.

I've done this with pot pies to get them crispy on top, but cooked on a hurry.



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There are a few possible causes. The high voltage trafo is defective. The voltage doubler diode or capacitor are defective. (short). BE EXTREMELY CAREFULL WHEN WORKING ON THESE PARTS, THE VOLTAGES THERE ARE LETHAL !!

How are you checking the voltage to the injector? The injector voltage at idle is hard to determine with a convention test light.

There are large transformers that supply the high voltage needed for the microwave to work. They are normally what goes when they stop working. You need a high voltage meter to check them. A tech. that is equipped for microwave oven repair may be your best bet.

IF you have no conventional flasher unit the flashing action is done electronically and does not require the current draw to make it work as the flashing is done by a transistor turning on and off . With the led lights I think that there would be less stress on the electronics . Read the fitment instructions for the led carefully and it will be explained if you need additional items to make it all work

If conventional set and not LCD etc No high voltage is most likely--that area provides 20,000 plus volts to picture tube and also voltages for audio.

To repair or to replace set?

What scale track?
If it a remote switch you will need to wire up a remote switch control,
taking power from your power source/transformer.

Put a line voltage cooling thermostat on the electrical supply wires that feed the air conditioner. Set the air conditioner on high and the line voltage thermostat will cut-off at what ever setting you set it at.

Unit heat syncs and rotor is not working due to high voltage

Yes, Zener diodes can work both on forward and reverse biasing. The primary difference between a zener diode and the ordinary junction diode is it is designed specifically to operate with a reverse bias voltage that is high enough to cause the the device to breakdown and conduct a high reverse current. Hope this answers your question and provides you with some help. If you need further assistance please let me know.

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