PSU and light rewiring SNK Candy 25
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Re: PSU and light rewiring SNK Candy 25
Lucky guy I'm still waiting for my Nanao chassis to be repaired. Might as well save up to send it to Grant
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Re: PSU and light rewiring SNK Candy 25
When I required my cab I ordered a led tube and just ran it directly to the power supply, been running great.
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Re: PSU and light rewiring SNK Candy 25
Hmmm... I actually didn´t change anything with the switch and N is connected to it. Not working though :/nem wrote:The power switch is probably a double pole single throw switch, meaning it has two inputs and two outputs. One input and one output is for live (L), the other set for neutral (N). The AC line should come straight from the noise filter to the inputs of the power switch and from the outputs of the power switch they will separate into three AC lines: one for the PSU, one for the monitor and one for the ballast. This way you will cut all power from the cab.
Also, If you wire the power switch haphazardly you will short circuit it, so make sure which poles are pairs. It doesn't matter which side is input and which output as that will only affect the orientation of the switch (ie. which side is pressed for ON).
EDIT: nevermind, it looks like the switch is a single pole single throw. So you need to wire either L or N to it.
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Re: PSU and light rewiring SNK Candy 25
Check again. Either L or N should go straight from the noise filter to the switch. There's bound to be a jump in the circuit.