13-03-2016, 10:43 AM
On an old school microwave there is no reason to work on one with the eht circuit live .
What i mean by old school is a mains tx a diode a cap and a magnotron .
to save costs microwaves now use an inverter which is not that much different than a tv line/eht stage .
As i have yet been unable to find a circuit of a microwave inverter i am left with checking the obvious .
that is to say the mains input circuit (the mains filter/the bridge rec) and the output stage the diodes and caps in the voltage double circuit and the output transistors.
WARNING the eht in a microwave can KILL you.
Rob T
What i mean by old school is a mains tx a diode a cap and a magnotron .
to save costs microwaves now use an inverter which is not that much different than a tv line/eht stage .
As i have yet been unable to find a circuit of a microwave inverter i am left with checking the obvious .
that is to say the mains input circuit (the mains filter/the bridge rec) and the output stage the diodes and caps in the voltage double circuit and the output transistors.
WARNING the eht in a microwave can KILL you.
Rob T
if its made by hand it can be repaired by hand
