Need Resistor from a FCU-HT08/18 18v Charger...or a way to t

[christopher issler]

Hey all,

Got asked to fix a "Fash Charger" FCU-HT/0818 18v battery charger.

Batterys wont charge, and took case appart, R2 is blown, and i cannot
tell what the proper replacement is...

Is there a way to figure out the correct replacement, without a
schematic or someone looking at a working model?

-Chris

 

[Michael A. Terrell]

christopher issler wrote:

Hey all,

Got asked to fix a "Fash Charger" FCU-HT/0818 18v battery charger.

Batterys wont charge, and took case appart, R2 is blown, and i cannot
tell what the proper replacement is...

Is there a way to figure out the correct replacement, without a
schematic or someone looking at a working model?

Why are you asking here, instead of a newsgroup where people might
actually own and use that tool? This newsgroup is intended to help
locate hard to source components, not for one off repair work.


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[Ian Field]

"christopher issler" <christopher.issler@gmail.com> wrote in message
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Hey all,

Got asked to fix a "Fash Charger" FCU-HT/0818 18v battery charger.

Batterys wont charge, and took case appart, R2 is blown, and i cannot
tell what the proper replacement is...

Is there a way to figure out the correct replacement, without a
schematic or someone looking at a working model?

-Chris

If its for a NiCd pack, its probably burned the resistor due to shorted
cells.

 

[Franc Zabkar]

On Mon, 22 Aug 2011 19:33:52 -0700 (PDT), christopher issler
<christopher.issler@gmail.com> put finger to keyboard and composed:

Got asked to fix a "Fash Charger" FCU-HT/0818 18v battery charger.

Batterys wont charge, and took case appart, R2 is blown, and i cannot
tell what the proper replacement is...

Is there a way to figure out the correct replacement, without a
schematic or someone looking at a working model?

-Chris

It may (or may not) help if we could see a photo of the PCB.

Otherwise you may have better luck posting to sci.electronics.repair.

IIRC, N_Cook once described how he was able to "guesstimate" the value
of the resistor by measuring the resistance of the remnants.

- Franc Zabkar
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