So I had some time today to remove the PCB and replace the Q6 IRL540N FET.
I also swapped in a new diode just to be safe as they are $0.02
BOOM! I have a working magnet!!! Thanks so much for the tech support everyone.
I have the removed Q6 FET (it was a IRL540N as well) And I am wondering...
Thanks all.
I will replace Q6 with a IRL540N as soon as I find some time.
question... could the member with 2 diodes on his magnet wires have 2 diodes as a form of X2 redundancy ?? so if 1 diode blew, the 2nd would take its place?? or do diodes blow "open" so X2 redundancy would not work...
To be clear...
I am NOT blowing the fuze upon power up. The magnet is locking on on power up and if I do not turn it off within 5 sec or so, I will blow the fuze. I will dig in the manual for the diode orientation as suggested.
MosFET, FET ?? are these alternate terms for transistors...
FET = Transistor (IRL540N) correct?
I NEVER had magnet lock on upon start up until I replaced the Diode. I was at the hokey game tonight taking pictures (Sens lost ) and I noticed I had taken a picture of the old diode before I replaced it so I would in fact not put the new one on backwards...
I have a question about the Magnet in my LOTR.
My magnet was blowing fuzes. I swapped in a new PCB with all good transistors and all was well until the magnet fired...then it blew the fuse again. Swapped in a new fuse and it blew right away upon boot up.
I am using a 5A fuse as per the Stern...
As title states, I am looking to upgrade my 2005 GT PCB to a GT complete.
A good guy form London told me that it can be done now and someone on CGCC knew how, however, the resident jackass over there has branded me as a "Frenchie" and I have gotten no reply's.
Anyone here have any info on this...
this DOES make me feel old :(
My last day of high school I ran down the hall banging lockers yelling "I WANNA BE A AIRBORNE RANGER...I WANNA LIVE A LIFE OF DANGER!!"
Fell a bit short of this in life...saw too many young men with bad knees and backs....so I will not be jumping out of any...
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