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Selenium Rectifier in O & W Controller
by Administrator on 10/27/09 10:25 PM

We had a lot of intermittent problems with an O & W car because of a 50 to 70 volt control voltage drop when the doors opened. It turned out to be a bad selenium rectifier feeding the main control voltage. The rectifier must have been breaking down internally causing a large voltage drop under load.
You can just replace the selenium rectifier with a postage stamp rectifier as shown in the controller image. You should read about 200 to 210 VDC if the rectifier is good.

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#62 - 11/14/09 03:41 PM Re: Selenium Rectifier in O & W Controller [Re: Administrator]  
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I had a similar problem on an Otis car with touch buttons. The touch buttons were acting up not latching and causing a lot of intermittent calls. It turned out to be a bad selenium rectifier that was not putting out enough voltage. Once the rectifier was changed the problem went away.


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