El 04/06/2021 a las 0:45, Unlisted escribió:
> Thanks for the advice. Yes, two 7815 regulators on board.
>
> What had me puzzled was the fact that if I hit the ON/OFF switch 50
> times I got a split second of light from the ON LED once out of those
> 50. An open winding would not do that.....
>
> Thanks to several YouTube videos about transformers, I found that this
> transformer had a built in thermal fuse. I sure dont know why... Heck
> the old transformers that had a lot more voltage and current on tube
> gear never had thermal fuses.
>
> Anyhow, I removed several layers of tape and insulation from the
> windings and found that thermal fuse. I removed it, soldered the wires,
> and reinsulated it with tape and epoxy glue.
>
> Transformer works again, and the whole mixer works great.
>
> Im not worried about the lack of a thermal fuse. The mixer has a half
> amp fuse on the power line. And if you ask me, those thermal fuses are
> only put there to sell costly replacement transformers. They may be good
> in a coffee maker or hair dryer, but seem useless on a low current small
> transformer.
>
> I'd still like to find a schematic for this SSM-1750 Radio Shack mixer
> in case anyone finds one online..... Or I'll pay postage and copying
> fees for a printed paper photocopy. I intend to keep and use this mixer.
>
>
Just in case other user needs them in a near future you can measure
secondary voltages and post them here.
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Saludos
Miguel Giménez