CDJ 200 meant for US mains supply plugged directly into UK mains supply, now don't work. Replaced external fuse but still don't work..anything else i can try before i bin it?

The step down adapter should work fine as long it supplies the voltage and any other ratings shown on the turntable power supply indication pannel. However the problem might already have happened. If the fuses were before the power entered the mains transformer of the unit, then if they were set to blow above the USA voltage then things could be OK. However if the the fuses were in the secondary output from the transformer then the mains will have caused possible damage to the transformer. Maybe even elsewhere.

Hello
The input circuits of your amp have been applied the double voltage it is meant to work, for juat a second at least. There may have many fault occcured during this shor period of time. It is repairable in UK. But the cost of repair and the fault that the set has is not predictable. OK.

You can have a fuse problem only in you plug it diectly to 240V, the UK voltage. Check that the converter is a step down transformer, 240 to 110 volts. The system should work with 110Volts. If everything is ok, then you blew the system´s powersupply with the 240Volts. that is difficult to solve.

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I have exactly the same problem. Normally it is one of the fuses on the power supply board but this time all fuses are ok. Let me know if you get a fix.

George [email protected]

Yes, fuse may be blown, first check out the fuse of CDJ,
if it does not work. Install a physical 120v American transformer
also change the switch of 240v to 120v from back of CDJ

thx,

djajay

no you cannot do that , the device works on 120v( 117v around me) , but it cannot be changed like that , you would need a trans former that breaks down the voltage to 120v
changing the fuse will not change the circuitry in the device

try checking the fuse it may of blown, since thats noramly will happen when it short circuits

Hi diamonddan11

I have given you direct instructions as to where the fuse is on your original post. The fuse is located inside the unit on the same printed circuit board as the mains power socket, right beside the main power switch.

regards
robotek