If you coasted your time for all this, you could have bought a new one.
Brian
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> Very humid recently and I actually saw a drip fall from the top Peltier
> unit while testing it , so a paxolin sloping roof fixed under the peltier
> and over the power supply/control board.
>
> I've decided a problem with the display board , the IC there must have 2x
> 7segment drivers and 2x DAC but also some sort of interconnect so you
> cannot have max setting on one unit and min on the other.
> Only wanted one unit being used for low power marginal chiller cabinet, no
> freezer box required,so low noise/vibration, hotel like, mini-fridge.
> Disconnecting that totally, the 3 wire connector marked NTC2 although no
> thermistor seen on that display board.
> Now I know both peltiers and both PS/control boards work separately.
> Replacing the NTC2 lead with a 22K pot across its 8V supply (instead of
> the DAC function of the user front panel) means low V setting gave full
> power 12.5V on peltier and main fans and mains consumption of 70W with
> both green and red LEds on, high V gave low setting of 4.7V and overall
> mains consumption of 12W, just red LED on.
> Unplugging NTC1 for thermistor inside the peltier unit and peltier+ fan
> drive drops from 4.7V to 3.7V and 8W consumption.
> AZ494 is the smps controller with error amps and dual op-amp LM358 , ST
> TO220 device is dual shottky rectifier on the LV side of the pcb.
> Separate isolation Tx for the fixed 8V low power supply.
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