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Topic: CHINON 7000 DON'T RUN
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Pasquale DAlessio
Film God
Posts: 3523
From: Bristol,RI, USA
Registered: May 2010
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posted March 04, 2013 07:48 AM
quote: Still the same, this would probably mean that it was never right in the first place,
Exactly. This thing is so clean inside there is not even dust in it. So, my theory is that it left the factory defective. let's say it was made on a Friday end of shift looking forward to the week end and got by without being tested? Or, on Monday 8AM beginning of the work week after a great weekend?
All kidding aside, where would the "jumpers" be located? I'm guessing in the inside of the transformer? You have re-stimulated my interest! I love these conversations as they are very enlightening. That's why this forum is so great!
PatD
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I decided to open it up again and take some pics for you. Notice the blocked door to the right of the hole for the socket? I think this world have been for the variable voltage selector. Also, as you say there are 2 phases. Two yel, 2 org in and 2 brn, 2 wte out. NO voltage at the output at all. Now, if there were jumpers wouldn't they be located near the variable voltage selector? I think this is set up for USA only use. Further, on the plate it only states 117v.
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