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BestWitted
Joined: 08 Sep 2009 Posts: 1 Location: Lehi, UT
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Posted: Tue Sep 08, 2009 5:50 pm Post subject: Samsung Microwave hit with 220V |
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I have a Samsung MR5492W microwave that is installed in a trailer as standard equipment. I recently had an electrician inadvertently send 220v to the circuit that the trailer was plugged into. While the microwave was not running at the time, it was plugged in. I see no obvious damage on the circuit boards but there is no working display. Fuse is ok but lacking a schematic…..I have no idea what to pursue for a fix. Any ideas on the most likely spot for damage to occur when plugged into 220v instead of 110v? Thanks, Dave
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jts1957
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Control Board - Power Transformer: Has AC voltages In & Out (open winding)? |
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