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My DVD receiver HT762 does not switch ON. initial check on the power supply shows 330V DC on the first power supply. The next supplies using flyback regulator IC 6252 and UC3844 do not work. the voltage at pin 5 of 6252 is only 7.2 volts. the other current mode PWM controller UC3844 BN does not switch on at all.

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Why is there 330 volts? Most recivers work off 250volts AC, so why would it need 330 volts! Seems to me that whatever is producing that 330 volts is the bad guy that is causing the trouble, unless you live in some part of the world that uses a voltage higher than 250!

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