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Emerson SP2402 11kw VSD

acdc90
acdc90 over 1 year ago

Hello

Has anyone fixed one of these

I have a dead vsd  with surface mount transisters I have not found 

JTW (51) "sot143"   in brackets numbers are on there side 

I think I found these 

Y6 (e)  "sot23" bzx64c18     ?  

3BW (59) "SOT23"  BC856

A7W(59) "SOT23"  BAV99  ?

H5(C)     "SOD123"   MMSZ5245

I have tried 

s-manuals.com 

        Other dead parts I have found 

OPTO   HCPL-3120 

IGBT    FP40R12KE3G

And 3 dead resisters    R373, R374, R482,    about 19 x 7mm   in series

I expect under 250 ohms

used as soft start to charge caps 1500uf /800v

Does anyone know this value

thanks for reading 

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  • aswinvenu
    0 aswinvenu over 1 year ago

    Hi,

    Your description is a little confusing. What are the dead parts you are looking for? Only JTW (51) "sot143" ??  Looks like these are double diodes.
    https://www.alibaba.com/product-detail/BAS28-JTp-JTs-JTW-SOT143-85V_1600946372536.html
    It will be great if you can you share a picture of the PCB?

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  • bidrohini
    0 bidrohini over 1 year ago

    The HCPL-3120 is an optocoupler used for isolating high-voltage components from the control side, particularly in IGBT gate drive circuits.  www.tme.eu/.../HCPL3120.pdf

    FP40R12KE3G is a 40A, 1200V IGBT module.  docs.rs-online.com/.../0900766b8154425c.pdf

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  • acdc90
    0 acdc90 over 1 year ago in reply to aswinvenu

    thankyou for finding this 4 legged device 

    now i just need to find to find the value of resisters 

    imageimage

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  • aswinvenu
    0 aswinvenu over 1 year ago in reply to acdc90

    I really appreciate your time and effort for repairing this device. But does it worth it?
    I can see that It's been severely damaged. Anyways kudos to your effort.

    From the first pic:

    330 - 33 Ohms - I think they are 1206 package
    470 - 47 Ohms - 1206

    1000 - 100 Ohms
    3300 - 330Ohms
    6800 - 680Ohms
    1001 - 1KOhms

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  • acdc90
    0 acdc90 over 1 year ago in reply to aswinvenu

    THANK you for your 1st reply

    about the JTW  device 

    Now ALL i need is the value of the 3 large smoked resisters 

    used as soft start 

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  • aswinvenu
    0 aswinvenu over 1 year ago in reply to acdc90

    Can you de-solder them from the board ( without damaging the color code?) Then we should be able to figure out what value it is.

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  • acdc90
    0 acdc90 over 1 year ago in reply to aswinvenu

    nothing left of the out side, the body is expanded -cracked into segments 

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  • aswinvenu
    0 aswinvenu over 1 year ago in reply to acdc90

    They are connected in parallel to the relay. This is to limit the current when the relay powers on (Inrush current). You can try with 10K 5W resistor.
    Output is 230 Volts I guess?

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  • acdc90
    0 acdc90 over 1 year ago in reply to aswinvenu

    these 3 resisters are in series, these are the soft start, before the relay shorts them out, this is 3 ph so caps will have 588v on them when charged, aprox dimension 19 x 7 mm as said in 1st message.

    by measuring parts of what is left 

    i expect each is under 100 ohms 

    and by asking this group, some one mite know

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