Thread: Repairing a Victor?
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Unread 22-01-2008, 02:38
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Re: Repairing a Victor?
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Originally Posted by mp.nighthawk View Post
I belive it would just be easyer to replace the victor, if its truly "fried" then i would think best not to cry over spilt milk but if you can repair it, all the power to ya!
That's a $120 glass of milk! If anyone manages to repair these then please let me know, I have a pile of them that we burned out from hooking up the PWM cables backwards. (We didn't read the victor manual until the start of our third year, which suddenly explained why these things kept burning out)
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