This Video should help owners of NuTone IM4406 and IMA4406 Intercom Systems determine if they can safely install repaired NuTone 801T Transformers after they have been repaired - Chris
By the way, my first name is Harvey, no i'm not joking. In 1966 i think the name was an american second name, in the uk it would have been unusual. So i was named harvey. Since then, every one started using it and even the next doors cat is named harvey lol . . The ac to dc rectifiers in that psu section would be toast, i would be supprised if any part of it was usable. When you said an easy test, i thought you were going to put a 24v 2 amp bulb in the transformers output. I was thinking too simple, And i thought it was for ordinary people to do the test. Very nice bench meter you have, looks brand new, very handy bit of kit. One thing i find odd about most meters in ohms mode, if the probes are not connected it says Overload?, Would it not make better sense to say Open Line or OL. Overload to me has to be too much voltage or current input. I hope you and your family are safe from the virus and having a happy xmas :-D
@@northsideservicecompany3567 Amazing, it looks brand new :-D Having a few selected bits of quality test gear can make repairs so much better. Ill shut up now, ta ta :-D
Help! I have been watching your videos and I bought a house that has an Audio tech intercom system in it. Now as far as I know that part with the radio works. The clock has some segments out and after looking for parts or anything on this unit it's been the treasure hunting of the year. can you help me on this?
Hi Lorddarthvader1701: I do not work on AudioTech Interecoms - AudioTech is out of business - Here's a link to the company that bought up all of their left-over equipment : lindsaymfg.com/audiotech/audiotech.htm Chris
This Video should help owners of NuTone IM4406 and IMA4406 Intercom Systems determine if they can safely install repaired NuTone 801T Transformers after they have been repaired - Chris
Thank you for the assist. Your videos are really informative.
Hi chuck: You're welcome - Chris
By the way, my first name is Harvey, no i'm not joking.
In 1966 i think the name was an american second name, in the uk it would have been unusual.
So i was named harvey.
Since then, every one started using it and even the next doors cat is named harvey lol .
.
The ac to dc rectifiers in that psu section would be toast, i would be supprised if any part of it was usable.
When you said an easy test, i thought you were going to put a 24v 2 amp bulb in the transformers output.
I was thinking too simple, And i thought it was for ordinary people to do the test.
Very nice bench meter you have, looks brand new, very handy bit of kit.
One thing i find odd about most meters in ohms mode, if the probes are not connected it says Overload?,
Would it not make better sense to say Open Line or OL.
Overload to me has to be too much voltage or current input.
I hope you and your family are safe from the virus and having a happy xmas :-D
Hi Harvey: I really like a good Bench Multi-Meter. The 34461A is about 7 years old and it was worth ever penny it cost - Chris
@@northsideservicecompany3567 Amazing, it looks brand new :-D
Having a few selected bits of quality test gear can make repairs so much better.
Ill shut up now, ta ta :-D
Help! I have been watching your videos and I bought a house that has an Audio tech intercom system in it. Now as far as I know that part with the radio works. The clock has some segments out and after looking for parts or anything on this unit it's been the treasure hunting of the year. can you help me on this?
Hi Lorddarthvader1701: I do not work on AudioTech Interecoms - AudioTech is out of business - Here's a link to the company that bought up all of their left-over equipment : lindsaymfg.com/audiotech/audiotech.htm
Chris