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    Fixing a battery charger.

    damn...are you serious? Hmmm any ideas on what the specs for that circuit might be?
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    Fixing a battery charger.

    WOW...Great Explanation. Truly appreciated! I will try to get the part on Friday and I will let you know how it goes! Thanks again.
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    Fixing a battery charger.

    Here is some information provided on the back of the charger: Class 2 Battery Charger MODEL: CHM4AA INPUT: 120V AC 60Hz 4.6W OUTPUT: AA- 2 x (2.8V DC 150mA) AAA-2 x (2.8V DC 16mA) 9V cell-2 x (9.0V DC 16mA) Charging Time: 15 hours by timer control.
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    Fixing a battery charger.

    can anybody else point me into the right direction on this one? Thanks
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    Fixing a battery charger.

    Yes the charger works in pair...you have to charge either two batteries on the left or on the right. Sorry, i knew this before, i guess i forgot to mention it. When you put it 2 batteries it closes the circuit and lights up the LED. Im just not sure if this applies for the 9V batteries as i...
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    Fixing a battery charger.

    I tried what you said but no luck. I guess the damage must be internal. My best bet would be just to replace the transformer! Then again....what i need to know is the specs of this transformer? More precisely, the output specs!:confused:
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    Fixing a battery charger.

    Resistance between white windings: 37ohms Resistance between red windings: 7ohms Resistance on primary winding could not be measured as there is no continuity. All wires have continuity with the black one. NOTE: I measured using a multi-meter directly on the circuit board and using the...
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    Fixing a battery charger.

    The cap is a 100 microfarad with a voltage of 25V. Here is some additional info that might help. There are 5 wires on the output of the transformer... 2 white, 2 red and a black. the two red go to each extremity of the circuit board where they then each go into a IN400 DC Diode which...
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    Fixing a battery charger.

    Hello, I have some limited knowledge of electronics, thus im here to ask for help. I have a normal Ni-Mh battery charger capable of charging AA, AAA and the 9V rectangular batteries. After doing a few tests with a multi meter, i came to the conclusion that the Transformer inside is...
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