hello again. as the subj. line sez. I don't remember if it came that way right out of the box (its part of a new style ZW w/2 180watt bricks. Is this indicative of a larger problem(i.e.low output)? Will it be a problem in the short/medium term? Was it caused by faulty phasing and if so how do I avoid this? Is this unit damaged +/or how do I test to find out?
Please help.
Frank
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Well, you can check the output under load to verify it. Normally, the indicator is just the indicator and probably doesn't reflect the condition of the P/S. I've seen a PH 180 with a dead pilot light, but it worked fine.
3 out of 4 of my brick lights died over the past 5 years. The 180 bricks still work fine including the reset switches.
Well, you can check the output under load to verify it. Normally, the indicator is just the indicator and probably doesn't reflect the condition of the P/S. I've seen a PH 180 with a dead pilot light, but it worked fine.
Yeap, mine too.
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