Basic fault
- Check inner and outer fuse
- Try checking drive voltage of mosfet
- The inverter shuts down 2 to 5 minutes after being switched on due to a faulty or stopped fan. This causes the heat sink to overheat, ultimately leading the inverter to turn off. Video @ 7:45
- Try tracing the outgoing voltage fault systematic wise e.g. check for short or faulty components
Sukam Torque 650
- Dead Inverter because of Faulty shorted transformer.
Luminous Ecowatt
| Problem | Dead Inverter |
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Luminous Ecowatt 650
| Problem | Dead Inverter |
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Luminous Ecowall 900 VA
| Problem | Dead Inverter |
| Fault | Blown R60 Fuse resistor and Swollen capacitors due to unknown reason |
| Fault tracing | Basic check inner and outer fuse and then First traced for 12v supply in the 12+ written connector, found no supply > Next traced for 5v in the 20th pin of the microcontroller, found no supply > Next traced for three pin regulator IC for voltage which converts 12v to 5v, found no supply >Next traced the R12 fuse resistor which was found OK > Next traced the next R60 fuse resistor of 1 Ohm attached to regulator IC of the micro controller, found broken, Changed the resistor and inverter started working. Also the two long capacitors between the heat sink were swollen, they were also changed. Video |
| Parts used | Resistor and capacitors |
Luminous Ecowall 950 VA
| Problem | Dead Inverter |
| Fault | Blown R60 Fuse resistor and Swollen capacitors due to fan stopped by dust clogging |
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| Parts used | Fan, Capacitors and 1 Ohm Resistor |
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