[Jukebox-list] Wurly 3300 ?
Ron Rich
ronnnrich at yahoo.com
Fri Jul 6 12:28:08 PDT 2007
John,
Thanks for the tip--however this is an AC circuit--no brushes--and it only blows the fuse every month, or so-- ( I suspect something, but was hoping someone would confirm it).
Ron Rich
John Robertson <pinball at telus.net> wrote:
At 9:26 AM -0700 7/6/07, Ron Rich wrote:
>Hi All,
> Anyone have any idea why a 3300 Wurlitzer would -intermittantly-
>blow the 8a. AC fuse? Does it anywhere between from 100-500
>plays--TIA, Ron Rich
>
>
Hi Ron,
What I do in cases like this - where the item that takes out a fuse
is not obvious - is I break the line after the fuse at the various
devices powered by that fuse. Then I fuse each of them independently
with a slightly lower value - say 5A on the 8A line, and the one that
pops shows the likely suspects' area.
Aligator jaw jumper wires and a handful of fuses will usually resolve
this in an hour or so...
Oh, and if there is a DC brush style motor on the circuit that
intermittently blows a fuse, check the commutator for carbon shorts
between the elements.
Link to nice picture of armature with the commutator as the closest part.
http://www.microchip.com/stellent/groups/designcenter_sg/documents/market_communication/~export/en026724~5~en006096~BasicLayout/48808-2.png
John :-#)#
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