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2K3vq · 21st April 2006, 09:47 PM

I bought a used Dayton 5X485C DC controller and while wiring it up I accidently wired the input/output in reverse... well I fried one of the rectifiers. Its a D6015L and I looked it up as being a 15amp 600v 3-pin.

I've tried to locate one of these and can't seem to find anyone who I can buy one or a couple of them. Seems all suppliers of this rectifier sell them in large bulk quantities.

I did find a rectifier MURF1660CT that is 16amp 600v 3-pin. I want to know if I use this one will it work. The 5X485C controller uses 5 of these D6015L in a roll and the one that fried was the middle one.

I know nothing about this stuff, don't know if replacing this is even going to make the controller work again. I did work before

thanks for any help
Curtis

Russlk · 22nd April 2006, 02:09 AM

No one can tell you without a schematic. The best you can do is replace it and if it doesn't work, you have more trouble shooting to do.

vern65 · 22nd April 2006, 02:51 AM

If you haven't already, try Allied Electronics. I buy from them to build huge 3 phase rectifers that go in RF Welding Machines, I look through the catologe and come across a lot of interesting stuff.

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21st April 2006, 09:47 PM	(permalink)
2K3vq	Need Help on DC controller I bought a used Dayton 5X485C DC controller and while wiring it up I accidently wired the input/output in reverse... well I fried one of the rectifiers. Its a D6015L and I looked it up as being a 15amp 600v 3-pin. I've tried to locate one of these and can't seem to find anyone who I can buy one or a couple of them. Seems all suppliers of this rectifier sell them in large bulk quantities. I did find a rectifier MURF1660CT that is 16amp 600v 3-pin. I want to know if I use this one will it work. The 5X485C controller uses 5 of these D6015L in a roll and the one that fried was the middle one. I know nothing about this stuff, don't know if replacing this is even going to make the controller work again. I did work before thanks for any help Curtis

22nd April 2006, 02:09 AM	(permalink)
Russlk	No one can tell you without a schematic. The best you can do is replace it and if it doesn't work, you have more trouble shooting to do. __________________ see my website: www.geocities.com/russlk

22nd April 2006, 02:51 AM	(permalink)
vern65	diode If you haven't already, try Allied Electronics. I buy from them to build huge 3 phase rectifers that go in RF Welding Machines, I look through the catologe and come across a lot of interesting stuff.