Trotec TTK 25E dehumidifier wont power up
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10-03-17, 04:39 AM
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Trotec TTK 25E dehumidifier wont power up
Hi,
I bought a dehumidifier TROTEC TTK 25 E last year. Now, it does not power up... can you help me please ?
I opened it and I test voltage 230V 50Hz coming into the board. I do not understand the board and this is why I test wires that link board to sensors and buttons. These wire does not have any electricity...
Do you have an idea ? If you need another picture ask me please.
Thanks
I bought a dehumidifier TROTEC TTK 25 E last year. Now, it does not power up... can you help me please ?
I opened it and I test voltage 230V 50Hz coming into the board. I do not understand the board and this is why I test wires that link board to sensors and buttons. These wire does not have any electricity...
Do you have an idea ? If you need another picture ask me please.
Thanks
#2
10-03-17, 10:44 AM
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Welcome to the forums from Belgium.
I could not find any technical info on your unit which is pretty common.
I need big pictures of the front and back of the main control board only. If you have the ability to take them let me know and you can send them to me.
I could not find any technical info on your unit which is pretty common.
I need big pictures of the front and back of the main control board only. If you have the ability to take them let me know and you can send them to me.
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10-09-17, 08:37 AM
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Hi,
Thanks for your help :-)
I took pictures in better quality.
I hope that is appropriate.
Index of /Trotec TTK 25E
Thanks for your help :-)
I took pictures in better quality.
I hope that is appropriate.
Index of /Trotec TTK 25E
Last edited by PJmax; 10-09-17 at 10:30 AM. Reason: added custom pics from link
#4
10-09-17, 10:28 AM
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Those pictures are incredible. Thanks.
I've modified them in size and labeling to fit here. The solder connections look miserable. I can recommend resoldering almost every large lead that passes thru the board. Especially the heavier wire connections. The ones in the red are the big ones shown from the front and the blue are smaller but need to be done too. Use a good pencil soldering iron with rosin core lead solder.
I've modified them in size and labeling to fit here. The solder connections look miserable. I can recommend resoldering almost every large lead that passes thru the board. Especially the heavier wire connections. The ones in the red are the big ones shown from the front and the blue are smaller but need to be done too. Use a good pencil soldering iron with rosin core lead solder.
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12-03-17, 12:36 AM
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Sorry for the delay. Thanks for jour help.
I am not an expert and I have only classical soldering component (tin). Do I really need rosin based lead solder ? I will try it and I'll come back :-)
I am not an expert and I have only classical soldering component (tin). Do I really need rosin based lead solder ? I will try it and I'll come back :-)
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12-03-17, 01:13 AM
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12-03-17, 09:28 AM
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Ok. I've since deleted my pictures but will download them again. I will mark points on the board that you will need to test. You'll need a meter that measures AC and DC voltages.
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