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I am repairing the switched power supply as in the subject. Similar subject
When I got it, it was a fused network fuse that had a black sludge on the walls and one rectifier diode in the power rectifier was pierced.
Checked electrolytes, passive checked elements.
There is no tension at the exit. The network filtering capacitor is 315V. Voltage on UC3842T pins does not exceed 1V. Mosfet ok, there is no key signal. Can a transformer be damaged? I attach a picture with measured winding resistances
I am repairing the switched power supply as in the subject. Similar subject
When I got it, it was a fused network fuse that had a black sludge on the walls and one rectifier diode in the power rectifier was pierced.
Checked electrolytes, passive checked elements.
There is no tension at the exit. The network filtering capacitor is 315V. Voltage on UC3842T pins does not exceed 1V. Mosfet ok, there is no key signal. Can a transformer be damaged? I attach a picture with measured winding resistances



