I've bought a AN3100 which should have een working. Turns out it doesn't.
Long story short, I still have it and want to repair it.
I've set the switch to 230VAC, plugged it in and ... nothing.
I have voltage at the primary of the transformer but not at the secondary, so I thought maybe something is overloading the transformer. Although nothing got hot I hoped it wasn't an issue with the transformer itself.
Anyways, I desoldered the 4 diode rectifiers, they where all fine. The only thing still connected to the transformer was a heating resistor inside the zener reference HR1 or CR11.
I disconnected one of the outputs of the secondary, and then measured again, but no luck.
After some more troubleshooting of the 230V/120V switch and transformer, I'm left with a transformer who has no continuity between 1 en 2.
I'm hoping this has some sort of a fuse which is open.
My question is, how can I see if this transformer has a fuse. If it does, how troublesome will it be to try to bypass (or replace if possible) the fuse.
If not, does anyone know of a replacement part for this ? I'm going to search on mouser.
Primary side has 5 pins, 5th one being earth. Secondary has 3 pins for
2x17VAC 1x17VAC and 1x7VAC @ 0.4A each (looking at the schematic).
5th pin isn't needed, I can just add an earth cable to the transformer.
Here's a link to the manual with schematic and parts list:
http://uebergabe-daten.hifi-classic.at/httpdocs/BDA_SM_Archiv/Analogic/Analogic_AN3100_MES_BDA.pdfPS: Part number of transformer is Analogic 15-151049 rev 4A