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KJINTF
Aug 15, 2013Explorer
Have you removed it from the rig yet?
Drill out the pop rivets and remove the four screws holding the PCB in place replace the caps and rebuild the current sense resister network - it's a really simple job - all you will need is a small drill, #2 Phillips screw driver, soldering iron and the replacement parts.
Should not take more than 20 or 30 minutes and cost less than $5.00 for the entire repair.
Unless you want to spend $150.00 or more on a replacement
If you do decide to replace rather than repair I would be happy to take the 7345 off your hands - as I said earlier they are wonderful high current 12Vdc shop supplies and with a 100 amp diode in series they can be great a winter time battery maintainer suppling 13.2 volts to the battery bank.
Drill out the pop rivets and remove the four screws holding the PCB in place replace the caps and rebuild the current sense resister network - it's a really simple job - all you will need is a small drill, #2 Phillips screw driver, soldering iron and the replacement parts.
Should not take more than 20 or 30 minutes and cost less than $5.00 for the entire repair.
Unless you want to spend $150.00 or more on a replacement
If you do decide to replace rather than repair I would be happy to take the 7345 off your hands - as I said earlier they are wonderful high current 12Vdc shop supplies and with a 100 amp diode in series they can be great a winter time battery maintainer suppling 13.2 volts to the battery bank.
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