Hi all,
I have a halogen light transformer 110-130V to 12V, 105W that stopped functioning (not passing any current at all.
I have taken a pair of photos of the circuit board after I took it out of the case, and found a burnt fuse. That fuse is labeled 1.5A on the board.
The fuse is the small cylindrical part at the end of the red wire soldered to the corner of the board.
Since the transformer goes from 115V to 12 V, I wonder if that fuse would be 110V or 12V since it's not labelled for voltage, only for amperage. Can anyone determine that from looking at the photos, or have any other comments that may help me determine what to get to repair this transformer?
I am doing this only for educational and hobby purposes, as these things are quite inexpensive from Ali Express, and I'll probably have to spend as much to get a package of fuses as to get a new transformer.
Thanks,
quickcurrent
I have a halogen light transformer 110-130V to 12V, 105W that stopped functioning (not passing any current at all.
I have taken a pair of photos of the circuit board after I took it out of the case, and found a burnt fuse. That fuse is labeled 1.5A on the board.
The fuse is the small cylindrical part at the end of the red wire soldered to the corner of the board.
Since the transformer goes from 115V to 12 V, I wonder if that fuse would be 110V or 12V since it's not labelled for voltage, only for amperage. Can anyone determine that from looking at the photos, or have any other comments that may help me determine what to get to repair this transformer?
I am doing this only for educational and hobby purposes, as these things are quite inexpensive from Ali Express, and I'll probably have to spend as much to get a package of fuses as to get a new transformer.
Thanks,
quickcurrent
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