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Calling Ash - can you make my wife happy again...
Nurse Julie:
;D ;D ;D ;D ;D
mike the bike:
Check the HV diode. Steer clear of a charged HV capacitor if you want to live.
Lobo:
Julie, you are of course right. No lunch (funnily enough), by 3pm that day my tummy was rumbling big-time & Mrs Lobo is now the proud owner of an even fancier combo thingy.
She's cunning.... must be something to do with nurses methinks...
Regardless, it's a challenge. Thanks Mike, Ash for the helps so far.
Lobo (& putting on weight once more)
AshimotoK0:
Bloomin 'eck... Glad I was out at a party last night ...I don't get involved in domestics. I've got enough here to cope with. I will look into it it Lobo & PM but perhaps you should get another part time job with "Old Mac Donald" and save up for a new one ... ;D +1 on the diode best to check it's not short circuit and test out as in one of videos below. I probably have a suitable one. may be a capicitor on the inverter or muck/grease on one of the components,causing it to arc over.
An old neighbour and dear friend of mine who's sadly no longer with us once told me his washing machine was broken and could I fix it, which I did, then he got me to fix his TV ... then instead of getting great praise, his wife came back from holiday and gave me a b*llocking because she was expecting to buy new ones.
BTW visited a guy last week who's got a massive stash of old Jap NOS parts and he had a few Fizzy parts.
Ash
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hBJJU4ZRh7U
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t1tdj3OnlXU
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0FETHzbPfrs
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tFkNTzQVxOc
http://www.repairfaq.org/REPAIR/F_micfaq3.html
Lobo:
Ah... thanks Ash... a bit of Sunday night viewing for me then.
Generally nothing allowed to die in this family, years ago my old mum wanted a modern plastic kettle like her mates had, and so accidentally dropped the old Morphy Richards lumpy metal one, breaking its spout off. She went out to Comet etc 'looking'.... by the time she'd come home to report dad had proudly soldered the detached bit back on...
Seem to remember she still won the day though... tis no use fighting such things.
My Fizzy all but home & dry on parts - just bought an OEM toolkit from the states - won't say how much other than eye-watering. I normally wouldn't bother due duties, postage etc, but have a mate on hol there who'll bring it back to me in Brunei.... and finally UK. Frankly it's daft buying such stuff when you can have the same modern day thing (without the YAMAHA markings) - but hey, you of all folk understand the problem!
Nonetheless, if your mate want to let go of things, please pass on my email which I'll pm to you.
Cheers,
Simon
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