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Fredrick Mathangani Posted on Apr 30, 2019
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I accidentally plugged my RCA STA 3900 Receiver Amplifier in a 240 volt socket instead of 110 volt outlet. There was a pop sound and it seems the transformer at the back near the fuse shortcircuited as there is black soot trace on one terminal. Is this transformer replaceable? What is the power rating of this transformer?

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Hello Fredrick, for what you describe, it would seem that the transformer of your Teac has been shorted, the power is 190 watts, according to the user manual
I searched the Internet for the service manual and I was not lucky
You could look for someone to rewind the transformer or copy it and make a new one, I do not know the possibilities that you can do this in your area
Also try to connect with the nearest RCA representation and ask for assistance
Finally, look for a specialized technical service
I hope you find a solution to your concern
Greetings Franco Dosil


Hola Fredrick, por lo que describes, parecer?a se ha puesto en cortocircuito el transformador de tu Teac, la potencia es de 190 watts, seg?n el manual de usuario
He buscado en Internet el manual de servicio y no he tenido suerte
Podr?as buscar quien te rebobine el transformador o te lo copie y haga uno nuevo, no conozco las posibilidades de que puedas realizar esto en tu zona
Tambi?n prueba conectarte con la representaci?n de RCA mas pr?xima y pedir asistencia
Por ultimo busca un servicio t?cnico especializado
Espero que encuentres una soluci?n a tu inquietud
Saludos Franco Dosil

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Phil Rivera

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SOURCE: mitsubishi mgb 4000 wiring diagram

Here is a manual for a newer mge model. I don't think your going to find a manual on the older mgb around and they tend to be very similar from one model to another so it should help. Though you should be able to get parts.

http://www.mitsubishi-generators.com/pdf/540811+NM%20Products+MGE1801-2901-4000-4800-5800-6700.pdf

As for the gfci brand, I have not had any problems with any of the brands out there. So the cheapest is the best. The 30amp socket could be 110 or 220vac. If there is a selector switch on your machine. If not, there should be a NEMA number on the face of the socket (ie 15-5R). The R stands for receptical while a P stands for plug.

Here is a plug configuratio diagram that will help identify your plug and the voltage it puts out. These are standard so you can be sure that if it the same plug it will put out the same power. Be carefull to ensure which side is larger or has a tab is correct.

http://www.frentzandsons.com/Hardware%20References/plugandreceptacleconfiguratio.htm

While replacing the plug just swap wire for wire in the same place as your new plug. Gold connector to gold and silver to silver.

The inside of a small generator is very similar and if this don't help I can walk you through any connections you have questions on. Pictures would help if it comes to this.

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Steve Allison

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  • Posted on Aug 23, 2009

SOURCE: plugged a 110 volt kenwood receiver accidentally to 220 volts

Considering 220 and 110 systems have different receptacles, you worked at doing this.
Since it is already inoperable, you may as well remove the housing and inspect the guts. If you see burned traces or boards, don't bother to have it repaired.
If you see a fuse in a clip, you might replace it once, two would be the waste of the second fuse.

Anonymous

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  • Posted on Oct 02, 2009

SOURCE: I have an RCA STA 3900 receiver. I have 4

through what input do you have the mixer and keyboard? if you are getting results say seeing your measurements....you should get sound. let me know what input you are using.seems like.........hard to figure without seeing. let me know your connections should be able to help!

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Anonymous

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  • Posted on Feb 26, 2010

SOURCE: RCA STA-3900 standby light on will not turn on

POWER SUPPLY BLOWN FUSE CAUSED FOR A BLOWN OUTPUT TRANSISTOR , DO YOU HAVE THE NUMBER OF THOSE TRANSISTORS??

Anonymous

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  • Posted on May 24, 2010

SOURCE: wrong outlet

You've overloaded an internal fuse, or blown the heating element but it's not usually repairable. George would far prefer you to buy a whole new machine so that's how it's been designed, but you can thwart his money-grabbing plans by asking for one on your local FreeCycle or Freegle group.

There are millions of them sitting unused in the back of people's cabinets and although they might need a clean, the price is right. I've never had to pay for a George Foreman grilling machine.

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