
The procedure to follow is as follows:
Bypass the F11, place a 500w incandecent lamp in series with the 220-volt power input of the mains and measure the current consumed by the device with an ammeter clamp.
With this reading, calculate the watts consumed and it will be known if there is an excessive consumption that indicates an anomaly in the circuit.
This procedure is valid for when you want to repair any device that blows the fuses.
A series lamp, of course. Not being a professional repairman this was completely overlooked. I am going to put into practice this end of seamana I tell you the results.
Use the lamp and there is indeed something short because the lamp turns on. Not 100% but it turns on a lot and the led lamp doesn't even mosque. Now a process will begin to see which component is the one that is short.
Thanks for the help.