null Posted May 11, 2021 Share Posted May 11, 2021 (edited) Deleted because I won't be part of a forum that accepts racism. Edited July 2 by null 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
felipe45430 Posted February 16 Share Posted February 16 Bonjour. Merci pour le partage et les informations. Je possède un 600B de 58.4Volts 10A. Et je cherche des informations sur ce modèle, j'ai pu me renseigner grâce à votre partage. Mon appareil a baissé la tension à 56volts et je vois que l on peut régler la tension, l ampérage et la coupure. Me reste juste à trouver celui de la tension. Merci encore Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Chriull Posted February 16 Share Posted February 16 24 minutes ago, felipe45430 said: Bonjour. Welcome! Please note that the lingua franca in this forum is english. Feel free to use some translator like offered from deepl, google, etc: 24 minutes ago, felipe45430 said: Good morning. Thank you for sharing and the information. I have a 600B of 58.4Volts 10A. And I'm looking for information on this model, I was able to find out thanks to your sharing. My device lowered the voltage to 56 volts and I see that you can adjust the voltage, amperage and cut-off. I just have to find the tension one. thanks again In the pictures above from @null one can see the trim potentiometers (blue box with the small "brass" screw head on top). Don't know if @null or some other member already located the one for voltage adjustment? As one should remember the original adjustment before and while turning the potentiometer anyways the voltage adjustment potentiometer should be easy to identify. Although the current limit potentiometer could maybe have some (very) small but steady effect on the no load output voltage, too. Be careful while trying adjustments as there are deadly voltages within the charger! As long as the capacitors are charged even while powered off! Theoretically the charger should be designed to discharge them after shut down, but better to not rely on this! If one wants to secure the potentiometers from unwanted misadjustment by vibration,etc one should not use glue (or just in homoeopathic doses). Normally one uses a thin layer of (special) lacquer/varnish so it can easily be readjusted again. Afair in earlier days one used for diy solutions a small drop of clear nail polish. 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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