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Electronics repair shop recomendation - please

chad austin

By chad austin
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chad austin Experienced

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I am looking for an electronics shop recommendation from some of you who have had work done. My converter in my wheel house wasn't charging correctly and I'm assuming the picture above is the reason why. I don't know if there was more damage than this done, visually I don't see anything else but with electronics it's not as easy as "looking".

The converter is an IOTA 45 out of a camper that was thought to be a good unit. I don't have anything into it as far as $$ so that is why I am looking to repair it. Hopefully I can get by with a small repair bill rather than buying a new one.

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Lowblazah Proficient

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I am looking for an electronics shop recommendation from some of you who have had work done. My converter in my wheel house wasn't charging correctly and I'm assuming the picture above is the reason why. I don't know if there was more damage than this done, visually I don't see anything else but with electronics it's not as easy as "looking".

The converter is an IOTA 45 out of a camper that was thought to be a good unit. I don't have anything into it as far as $$ so that is why I am looking to repair it. Hopefully I can get by with a small repair bill rather than buying a new one.

PM me. We can probably fix that for you.

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Nick Kuhn Grand Master

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Common problem: leaking electrolytic capacitor. Look up the part number and see if you can buy one from the likes of digikey or mouser. I'd probably replace both of them. Could be done for ~$10 yourself, assuming you have the ability to solder.

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Common problem: leaking electrolytic capacitor. Look up the part number and see if you can buy one from the likes of digikey or mouser. I'd probably replace both of them. Could be done for ~$10 yourself, assuming you have the ability to solder.

Good info Nick. smile

Lowblazah pretty cool of you with the offer.

Good luck with the repair Chad. wink

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