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06-03-2010, 08:08
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Re: WET610N Voltage Problem
A13,
Are you saying the PD has the high pitch sound? That is normal, some more than others. If you are saying the Wireless access is emitting a high pitch sound, I don't think there is anything in the box that can do that. I would check the voltage with an oscilloscope or try setting your VOM to AC and measure again. If either of those instruments shows an AC voltage (more than 100mV), there may be a problem with the PD. Erik, have you seen any output caps fail? |
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