
the tension present in the pins are not dc as the colleague said, that tension is formed by the horizontal sawtooth and with a tester is very difficult to measure, if with an oscilloscope for example. the only measurements with the tester are made after the rectifier diodes and there if there is tension dc or cc.
Yes. That's clear to me. What should be measured after the rectifier diodes in what I have not gotten out of doubt is .... Looking at the diagram you send. When placing the tester on c410 in dc. Should I give 180v? (which are marked on the pin of the fly back) only gives me 145 dc but if I measure at the same point with the tester in ac gives me 290v. I do not have much experience in electronics.
hello- if you had commented on the tensions in your question was another answer from colleagues - the + b is 110v-
Yes. That's clear to me. What should be measured after the rectifier diodes in what I have not gotten out of doubt is .... Looking at the diagram you send. When placing the tester on c410 in dc. Should I give 180v? (which are marked on the pin of the fly back) only gives me 145 dc but if I measure at the same point with the tester in ac gives me 290v. I do not have much experience in electronics.