I took apart the charger for my XB-600 because it was sounding a little noisy after it fell off the carpeted floor of my scooter onto the ground, a distance of just a few inches. It still works. Anyway, when I opened it up, I noticed that the ventilation fan is missing two of its fan blades. I found one blade, but not the other. The easiest solution would be replace the fan. Does anyone have a dead XB-600 charger they no longer need? Anybody want to sell the fan out of it, or the whole charger so I can use it for parts? Because my charger still works, I don't really want to pay for a whole new charger.
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What size is fan? HOLE to hole? width? etc? I have lots of smoked chargers but not for small XB-600 stock bike etc. I also have a fair collection of fire alarm power supplies using small fans also. Hosfelt and ALL electronics has a large collection of fans in the dollar and $2.00 range. Little dinky fans like in small computers of the 486 and P-1 era. I found out most of my failures were seat closed on charger when it rained and it got too hot under seat and fried transistors or diodes. Even though I drive "small" bikes they use 60 volts now and I use 12 ampere charger on CSB EVX-12200 battery pack. Wicked charge times now.
Maybe others on V will need to know current of broken motor and voltage too.
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Fan is square shaped, 1-15/16" x 1-15/16" (not quite 2" x 2"), and 7/16" thick. DC 12V, 0.09A. Brand name is Cool King, made by Xin Ying Jia Motor Industry Co., LTD. There are two numbers on it, I don't know if they are part numbers, or what: CK12S5010M and CTE:06060039. Made in China, of course. It has a black wire and a red wire going to a small 2-pin plug. I'll do a search for one if I need to, but the quickest and easiest solution would be if someone already has a dead XB-600 charger. I'd hate to see anyone else spending a lot of time on this. My alternate plan is for me to fabricate the two missing fan blades and just glue them on.
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Thanks for the link! I also did a Google search of the fan specs, with the dimensions in millimeters. Several other fans came up that should also work, although they all have a third yellow wire which is apparently used on many devices to regulate the fan speed. I should be able to remove that wire and recycle the two-prong female plug from my existing fan to make the replacement work. Thanks for your help! If anyone has a dead XB-600 charger with an intact fan they don't want, I'd still be interested. Otherwise, I'll just go ahead and get a new fan.
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