F575M
23-11-2019, 16:19
Hello Chaps,
I found a 401 in excellent condition but it no longer has two spark suppressing caps. As I understand it, spark suppressing caps are usually sitting across the power-switch contacts to absorb some of the electrical energy that could be generated by the switching on or off, of inductive devices (motors etc). Sparking generates airborne radio frequency energy that could be induced into e.g. expensive moving coil devices.
Can it be fixed to factory specs and how to do it?
Please advise.
Cheers,
Horacio
I found a 401 in excellent condition but it no longer has two spark suppressing caps. As I understand it, spark suppressing caps are usually sitting across the power-switch contacts to absorb some of the electrical energy that could be generated by the switching on or off, of inductive devices (motors etc). Sparking generates airborne radio frequency energy that could be induced into e.g. expensive moving coil devices.
Can it be fixed to factory specs and how to do it?
Please advise.
Cheers,
Horacio