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Re: (ET) External charger question

Subject: Re: (ET) External charger question
From: "Banks, Michael J." <mbanks protopower com>
Date: Tue, 18 Sep 2007 09:22:27 -0400
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After doing some diagnosing found the AC side of the diodes was ok.
But the DC side was only at 20v which according to the troubleshooting
guide means an open/bad diode.

So I have a diode on order.

Does anybody know the amps that are running through the AC side of the
diode?

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