You are getting better.
1 has a shorted BC junctions and an open BE junction.

Is this the transistor that has the diode connected ?

I'm not sure because I took them all out the pc so I could get a good connection. I've ordered a new one should be here tomorrow.

 

I believe by the time I come home, you will have the components soldered and fiddling with it...EH !

Just keep in mind the tips I gave and about using 4 MOSFET's for testing. This way should something were to occur, you will not blow all the MOSFET's

Double check the low value resistors that are around the MOSFET's and the drivers and do a diode test again to be sure.

Test and test again. You will get better at it.

Till then TTFN.

 

I believe by the time I come home, you will have the components soldered and fiddling with it...EH !

Just keep in mind the tips I gave and about using 4 MOSFET's for testing. This way should something were to occur, you will not blow all the MOSFET's

Double check the low value resistors that are around the MOSFET's and the drivers and do a diode test again to be sure.

Test and test again. You will get better at it.

Till then TTFN.

Will do thank you so much for all the help you have been giving me you have been a real life saver.

 

I believe by the time I come home, you will have the components soldered and fiddling with it...EH !

Just keep in mind the tips I gave and about using 4 MOSFET's for testing. This way should something were to occur, you will not blow all the MOSFET's

Double check the low value resistors that are around the MOSFET's and the drivers and do a diode test again to be sure.

Test and test again. You will get better at it.

Till then TTFN.

Thing are looking good I put the inverter back bridge by bridge testing voltage after each one and it's back together now and I'm getting 215v at output the only thing is the LCD screen now says 0v and a ! Is flashing which I'm not fussed about as long as it's safe any ideas.
Once again thank you so much for your help you are a legend

 

Cancel that I took it apart and one of the the little clip in wires had come out all fixed thank you so much for your help you got me out of the dog house thank you

 

Nice job. Persistence pays off.

 

A job well done.
If I do say so myself.