The charger for my Ryobi One plus BCL14181H doesn't work. I took to pieces it and saw that one of resistance and transistor were burned. I replaced the resistance, but i can't see the number of transistor. It would be good if someone makes photos of sceme and of transistor and writes the number of this transistor.
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Attempting to fix this type of equipment is dangerous, and even deadly. A typical power supply contains capacitors large enough to deliver a significant electrical shock. Any mistakes in resoldering this could result in bad things. You can find out about why here: Device Safety.
put a small alli heatsink on it witha bit of silicon when this mosfet goes short it also shorts one of the avalanch diodes two there side by side it can also blow the driver for the switchmode power transformer and also the load resistor along side it . The parts are available on the net
Seems to be a thing with these chargers. This is what I have failed on this one:
R2 (470 ohm), R3 (220 ohm), R4 (150 ohm), RS1 (0.43 ohm) - all open circuit
Q1 (NDF04N60ZG) - shorted
IC3 (SG6848) - probably blown
The above components are PWM control and the main chopper transistor on the primary side. Normally a blown chopper will take out the main fuse, but there isn’t even one in this design. Instead they rely on RS1 (fusible resistor I’m assuming) to go open when the chopper shorts. This is a really crappy design, since the main filter caps would be a at 400V DC in the fault condition. There’s no bleeder resistor incorporated either, so if you go working on this, make sure you discharge the cap.
D3/D9 (SB5200) - one shorted, other ok. These are the main rectifiers on the secondary side. I’ve seen this go short in other supplies, but good designed ones will shut down the PWM to prevent damage. Not this one it seems.
Q2 (9565BGH) - Shorted (in fact had a hole in it).
Q4 only reads 0.6V on two pins, but I suspect this is actually a zener diode in a SOT346 package. Only see 202 or 702 on the package. Be nice if I had a schematic.
Just an awful design as far as switch modes go. Haven’t seen this much destruction since the old days of self oscillating supplies. Anything with a PWM IC usually has over current/voltage protection to shut everything down. Just a poorly designed and CHEAP supply. I was half through repairing it and I’ve now decided to bin it. It’ll only blow up again.
Bonsoir à tous. Voilà le lien où trouver le schéma (Il suffit de taper la référence presque de n'importe lequel appareil électronique: https://elektrotanya.com/list_wanted Moi j'ai le schéma envoyez moi vos E-mail je vais vous le transférer pour tous afin d'aider autrui. Moi j'ai eu le même problème j'ai changé le mosfet par un IRF 9540N il met trop de temps pour charger. 6 mois après les diodes de redressement sont encore cramé j'ai changé etc hélas il ne charge pas (le témoin rouge clignote comme quoi il charge hélas rien. J'arrive pas à le réparer car j'arrive pas à trouver les données de la puce ADS2110 sur Datasheet ni sur Google. Conclusion je ne connais pas son fonctionnement. Cordialement
Where does the 9565BGH get it’s gate from? My continuity check reveals to be connected to only ZD2 and R11.
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After some more exploring I have found out that the gate is driven by R12 and Q4. When the 9565BGH blew it must have damaged the copper trace between the gate, ZD2 and R11. To make it work again I had to replace the mosfet, ZD2 and the two MBR5200 schottky diodes ( one was short ciruited and I did not want to take any chance with not replacing the second one) and re-trace from R11 to the gate of the mosfet. I have added the circuit from a small part of the reverse enginered circuitboard. Hope this helps someone.
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For R11 does it matter the wattage, I can probably source a 9565BGH and diodes but not sure how to find correct resistor R11. On my circuit board it isn't labelled at all not 100k or 104, just blank. Also my multi meter won't read it not sure if it blown or just too small of a reading for multimeter to pickup.
I found a few random circuit boards at home with Zenier diodes with blue marks but afraid to try as have no idea of their voltage.
I think I have a similar problem, mine seems to have burnt out and potentially some of the parts around it. I've attached a photo, could I please ask your help to identify the parts.
I replaced many parts described by posters here. Worked for a couple goes. Today all seemed normal with flashing green light but doesn't progress with charge. Hmmm. Battery tech sux.
Bonsoir ! J'ai un problème similaire au votre. Dans mon cas c'est la LED rouge qui clignote pas la verte mais aucune progression. J'ai installé une autre batterie fonctionnelle avec la perceuse c'est pareil. Donc le problème réside dans le chargeur non dans la batterie. Cordialement
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Attempting to fix this type of equipment is dangerous, and even deadly. A typical power supply contains capacitors large enough to deliver a significant electrical shock. Any mistakes in resoldering this could result in bad things. You can find out about why here: Device Safety.
Seji the veggie tarafından
Thank you for comment. I know safety rules. I think i waited enough time to discharge capacitors.
Nikita tarafından
mosfet 9565bgh.
incubus12a tarafından
I have the same problem, I have 4 chargers with the same part as yours burned, was your repair successful
Alan Dyson tarafından
put a small alli heatsink on it witha bit of silicon when this mosfet goes short it also shorts one of the avalanch diodes two there side by side it can also blow the driver for the switchmode power transformer and also the load resistor along side it . The parts are available on the net
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