Eric,
I dug out the manual. I actually poses 2 of these units, though have not
done anything with them for years. Remove the front panel and you will find
a fuse panel on the left. Check these fuses:-
F11 &12 both 1 amp and supply the relays via that key switch with 24v AC.
F17 & 18 1.4 amp supply to the water flow circuit with 12 full wave
rectified ac.
There are a number of other possibilities, but start with these as this is
where you have been jumpering out things.
best regards
-----Original Message-----
From: Support and use of X-ray diffraction instrumentation
[mailto:[log in to unmask]] On Behalf Of Eric Hoffman
Sent: Tuesday, September 25, 2007 6:19
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Subject: Re: philips pw-1730
Mike
We bypassed both the key switch and water flow valve to see if either
were the problem to no avail.
Eric Hoffman, Phd, P.Geo.
General Manager
Activation Laboratories Ltd
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From: Support and use of X-ray diffraction instrumentation
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Sent: Tuesday, September 25, 2007 12:05 AM
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Subject: Re: philips pw-1730
Eric,
what do you mean by "have bypassed the switch in the back of the unit". Are
you talking about the water flow switch, which would not be a good idea even
for a very short time, or the key switch? Did you accidentally turn off the
key switch which is on the outside of back of the unit, if I am remember
correctly.
Regards
Mike Handley
Handley Analytical Services
Omega Data Systems (USA)
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-----Original Message-----
From: Support and use of X-ray diffraction instrumentation
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Sent: Monday, September 24, 2007 10:04To: [log in to unmask]
Subject: philips pw-1730
Does anyone know someone in the Toronto- Hamilton area who can service a
Philipd PW 1730 xray generator. We turned of the power for routine
maintenance of the water filter and it didn't come back on when we turned it
back on. We have verified the bulbs are all working, have bypassed the
switch in the back of the unit. If the tube were to have coincidently burned
out would the high voltage still come on? Is the xray tube part of the
safety precautions.
Eric Hoffman, Phd, P.Geo.
General Manager
Activation Laboratories Ltd
1336 Sandhill Drive
Ancaster, Ontario L9G 4V5
Canada
ph-1-905-648-9611 ext 123
fax-1-905-648-9613
e-mail: [log in to unmask] <mailto:[log in to unmask]>
website:www.actlabs.com
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