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as above driving me insane about ten people from 27/4 rescue looked at it can not find problem,i get hot and ch but it takes a while for it to come through all the time flashing 385 then all of a suden will fire up and be fine
 
Low incoming voltage eg below 200v ac best have a word with a sparkie I would say
 
as above driving me insane about ten people from 27/4 rescue looked at it can not find problem,i get hot and ch but it takes a while for it to come through all the time flashing 385 then all of a suden will fire up and be fine
Hi, did you get this resolved? I’ve had the same issue occur. Was it a pcb fault or some other electrical issue?

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