Daymak battery charger

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Daymak battery charger

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Does anyone out there have a Daymak ebike? 48V charger? I need to get a picture of the circuit board since I fried a couple of resistors by leaving it out in the rain while plugged in one night (WHOOPS!) Won't make that mistake again. There are 4 screws on the charger to take off the cover and look at the board. Here's hoping someone has 10 minutes to do this. Thx!

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Re: Daymak battery charger

Keep in mind that resistors normally do not fry because they get wet! Resistors fry because SOMETHING ELSE has failed, drawing too much current through the resistor!-Using a good test meter, check all semiconductors, and inspect the circuit board carefully, as it is possible there are other parts damaged, and if not corrected, new resistors will also fail.--Bob

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Re: Daymak battery charger

Usually the high power transistors (3 Amp) short out when they get wet. After they short out they send high current 3 Amps through the 1/4 watt resistors thus burning out the 1/4 watt resistors. I have seen the exact same thing happen to over 2 dozen Luyuan E-Bike chargers so far. And most of Daymak E-Bikes are Luyuan made.

Ken Finch

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Re: Daymak battery charger

I'll be sure to check the other components at a friend's house who has the necessary instrumentation and report back my findings. Could it be pooling of water from the rain shorting the circuit? Thx guys for the quick responses.

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