I have an electric fence to keep animals out of my vegetable garden. It has failed after 3 years of use (1 year past warranty coverage)
It is battery-powered and recharged with a solar panel. I replaced the battery with a known-good one, and the behavior is the same. Flashing green light during the shock pulse, but no voltage coming from the output terminals.
Customer Support told me there are two parts that commonly fail: the PCB (607971) costs $50, and the transformer (607581) costs $30. I'd like to save the time and cost of replacing both, by isolating the failed component.
I can't find a wiring diagram, but this is the parts list:
https://www.premier1supplies.com/im...Solar-IntelliShock-energizer-instructions.pdf
The transformed is sealed, and I can't find any info online. Are there some simple tests I can do on the bench with a multimeter, to determine whether the transformer is good or failed?
It is battery-powered and recharged with a solar panel. I replaced the battery with a known-good one, and the behavior is the same. Flashing green light during the shock pulse, but no voltage coming from the output terminals.
Customer Support told me there are two parts that commonly fail: the PCB (607971) costs $50, and the transformer (607581) costs $30. I'd like to save the time and cost of replacing both, by isolating the failed component.
I can't find a wiring diagram, but this is the parts list:
https://www.premier1supplies.com/im...Solar-IntelliShock-energizer-instructions.pdf
The transformed is sealed, and I can't find any info online. Are there some simple tests I can do on the bench with a multimeter, to determine whether the transformer is good or failed?
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