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resistor on mains switch beomaster 4400

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bagudan Posted: Wed, May 22 2019 4:05 PM

I have problems when powering on my beomaster 4400. I just saw these pictures, showing a resistor on the shield of the powerswitch? Mine does not have one like it?

What is it for? Can´t seem to find it on the schematic in the service manual?

Best regards - Kasper

 

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Dillen replied on Wed, May 22 2019 7:02 PM

It prevents static build-up on the chassis.
Your Beomaster has a two-pin mains plug with no earth connection, and the resistor should sit from Chassis to Neutral.

If you Beomaster has a reversible mains plug, and gives a slightly vibrating feel if you move your hand over its metal parts, unplug and rotate the mains plug.

Martin

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bagudan replied on Thu, May 23 2019 6:24 PM

Thanks

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