my unit took an unexpected power surge. Need a parts listing. Any clue where to obtain this information?
1090334
Yes, you are in luck. I bought an Airsource 3000 unit. It was a little old. Mark with Air Fantastic renovated the unit and it works better than ever. You can call him for a free consulation.He also repairs the Airsource 3000 units. phone 512-892-5327 or (toll free) 1 877 424 7326. Sincerely, Aaron Lester Sarpy
1090335
I would call the Shaklee 800 number. Should be able to get it from website or google it.
636121
probably the fuser, we have used both original and rebuilt fusers with good and bad results. If its not critical, start with a cheaper rebuilt fuser. it should be under 150 USD
1705245
I would go to the website first to find the voltage requirements and (potentially) get a model number. Then come back and see if you can find it here.
599149
So I'm not gonna sugar coat....the breaker opened at 4800w surge on test. Meaning 20a @ 240v. Might be the cheap Chinese breaker on the unit, might be a realistic shock load for it to bear.
737138
There's really no way of knowing without stripping it down and examining the circuit boards, then powering it up and testing it. Powering it up without inspecting the internals is a potential fire hazard. Unless you know how to test electronics and have access to a bench power supply, you're probably better off buying a new unit.
81487
Yes. Absolutely, and if anyone wants to argue differently, I'll be happy to forward the pictures of my burnt out Bestek and the charred internal control board. Nothing but a laptop drawing current when this happened. If the manufacturer is reading this, experienced a control board fire in the vicinity of capacitors 2 & 14, and Diodes 6,7,8,9. Yes, my breaker tripped at the box, but not before the damage, and it was anything but overloaded. The fire literally shot out of the *grounding receptacle* (bursting capacitor maybe?), which burned a hole in my sleeve and another on my thumb. There's a good chance your fire insurance is invalidated by using non UL listed products -and as I discovered today, for good reason. I've permanently retired all three of mine and won't be looking back.
2222869
I dont have this exact unit, but one like it, and it was connected to a breaker panel. I solved the fuse problem by replacing them all with 15A fuzes since the breaker panel was easier to access.
2172214
i would definetly use a surge protecter, some generators have them but i dont think this one has one
1788693
I don't have that particular psu. Why don't you try going to their website or simply google it?
449045
I am sorry I can't help, as I also faced the same issue. The moment I powered up, the fuse trip and the whole unit is down
2233934
There is nothing you can do. It's a warning that lets you know it's been fried from a power surge. Mine did the same thing after 8 years. So I bought another one. How old is you surge protector? Monster does have an excellent warranty.
1570310
Go to earthquakeelectricmowers.com and find your part..your info packet has a parts list to order it also.
608827
I'm uncertain about a replacement. It might be less expensive to replace the entire unit. Although, if you go to the company website they may offer one.
1682756
Also looking for this. Starting to wonder if it's not a true surge protector, and just has a simple fuse like most power strips.
1124545
Sorry, but I couldn't find the technical information sheet for this item. If you have a specific question that could be answered by looking at the unit, I will try and provide it.
387414
Dale, I took a pic to the power, hope it helps you. https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B34NCybAqa80UlJiUDNXX3A1Zms/edit?usp=docslist_api Regards, Rod
962068
I don't know, I had already taken out my power supply and had the part number and just typed it in and it pulled up what I needed. So I can't honestly say. But that's how I found mine.