Hi ALL,
This is my 1st post on the forum, i hope to get some help to get over what has happened.
I am using a Furuno FCV-663, using it as an echo sounder only, the problem started one day when we connected the 12VDC Wrongly, usually there's fuse that prevents voltage from passing through to the unit.
Unfortunately we edited the fuse , instead of a simple fuse, we connected several thin copper wires to allow the voltage to pass through.
THIS Very time voltage was connect in the wrong side, the pos. to the neg, and the neg to the pos.
the whole unit Couldnt start up. I opened the whole unit and use a digital mulitmeter to check the power supply, the supply of 12VDC to the main board was 'shorted'.
I therefore tested the capacitor ( Brand stated nitsuka 2.2-100 ) and there wasnt any Ohms reading on it, it was also shorted.
Anyone has faced such bad mistakes before and how should i resolve it ?
Advise needed.
Thank you
Alvin
This is my 1st post on the forum, i hope to get some help to get over what has happened.
I am using a Furuno FCV-663, using it as an echo sounder only, the problem started one day when we connected the 12VDC Wrongly, usually there's fuse that prevents voltage from passing through to the unit.
Unfortunately we edited the fuse , instead of a simple fuse, we connected several thin copper wires to allow the voltage to pass through.
THIS Very time voltage was connect in the wrong side, the pos. to the neg, and the neg to the pos.
the whole unit Couldnt start up. I opened the whole unit and use a digital mulitmeter to check the power supply, the supply of 12VDC to the main board was 'shorted'.
I therefore tested the capacitor ( Brand stated nitsuka 2.2-100 ) and there wasnt any Ohms reading on it, it was also shorted.
Anyone has faced such bad mistakes before and how should i resolve it ?
Advise needed.
Thank you
Alvin