I think a good rule to follow for everyone planning on purchasing a new commercial ice machine is: "If you're going to have only one ice machine, don't make it an Atosa"
Maybe since it didn't touch the way it looked like it blew out you think it had a power surge! You're still very smart by putting the tape behind it just in case it came in contact with the metal wall of the machine. Unfortunately there's nothing I can say to you this time to give you hard time. You did a wonderful job! I'll leave this offhanded comment to your wife. She can give you hard time on this one. We got to let her do it once in a while.😂🎉
No power surge, the solder joint cracked and arced. Between bad caps and cracked solder joints, that makes up 50% of the repairs I make on electrical / electronic devices.
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I think a good rule to follow for everyone planning on purchasing a new commercial ice machine is: "If you're going to have only one ice machine, don't make it an Atosa"
Maybe since it didn't touch the way it looked like it blew out you think it had a power surge! You're still very smart by putting the tape behind it just in case it came in contact with the metal wall of the machine. Unfortunately there's nothing I can say to you this time to give you hard time. You did a wonderful job! I'll leave this offhanded comment to your wife. She can give you hard time on this one. We got to let her do it once in a while.😂🎉
No power surge, the solder joint cracked and arced. Between bad caps and cracked solder joints, that makes up 50% of the repairs I make on electrical / electronic devices.
Surge protectors should be standard equipment for anything with a board.
A coworker almost got fired because he grabbed some ice out of the bin without rubber gloves on. Thank you covid.
Resolder that power connection and you have a good test board.
I hope you wash your hands real good you got a Atosa all over them. 🤮