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I was having a hard time finding the problem with this Mackie 1604 unit. I didn't have a schematic. Went looking on the web and found your site and the price was more then reasonable. Ordered it and within the hour had the manual and within 15 minutes had the unit fixed. Best $4.99 I ever spent. Thank you.
Doug
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This is a service manual in every sense of the word ( French and German versions of the text are included, as well as English..)
There are explanations of the mechanical and electrical functions, plenty of mechanical drawings, and the needed schematics. The quality of the scanning is excellent - all the component values are clearly legible - and very usefully there are pcb component layouts, so you can find a component on the schematic, and then very quicky pinpoint its physical location on the relevant pcb.
I cannot see how I can give this manual any less than the maximum 5 stars! Great value for money, which will pay for itself immediately. Excellent all round!
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the manual is great and especially hard to find... thanks for the great service and having a hard to find manuel_
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hat alles sehr gut geklappt. Das Servicemaual ist gut zu verwenden. Die Pläne und Schrift
ist klar und leserlich. Außerdem preiswert. Grüße an alle Hifi-Bastler
MC-E601 / MC-E603
8 TROUBLE SHOOTING GUIDE
CONDITION CHECKPOINT Motor fails to rotate. Power cord connection (no noise is heard at all). Motor continuity METHOD OF INSPECTION Check power cord continuity between plug pins and contact base. Check motor continuity between carbon brush holder tabs. Carbon brushes Check if there is gap between carbon brush and conmutator. ON/OFF Switch Check continuity across switch connections. Thermal cut-out Check continuity across thermal cutout tabs. Triac Check if the triac is in open circuit. Power control circuit Check if the diac is in open circuit. Rotating potentiometer (VR2) Check if the potentiometer is in open circuit. Trimmer potentiometer (VR1) Place the rotating potentiometer at min. power and check if the potentiometer (VR1) is adjusted at 450W. Motor runs but does Hose or Suction inlet Check if there is any blockage in the not suction. hose or suction inlet. Dust bag / Central filter Check if dust bag is full or dust accumulated in central filter. Noise or vibration. Motor fan Check dust accumulated in motor fan (it could happen if the vacuum cleaner has been used with a broken bag or without central filter). Motor does not Rotating potentiometer Check if the potentiometer is shortchange power. circuited. (Runs always at full speed). Power control circuit Check if the power control circuit is short-circuited. Motor runs Rotating potentiometer Check possible bad contact of the irregularly. rotating potentiometer PCB tracks. CAUSE / REMEDY If there is no continuity, replace the power cord. If there is no continuity, replace the motor. If there is gap between carbon brush and conmutator, replace both carbon brushes. If there is no continuity, replace power control circuit. If there is no continuity, replace thermal cut-out. If it is in open circuit, replace power control circuit. If it is in open circuit, replace power control circuit. If it is in open circuit, replace power control circuit. If it is adjusted at 450W and the motor doesn�t work, replace power control circuit. If there is any blockage, remove it. If the paper bag is full, replace it. If the central filter is dirty, clean or replace it. If there is dust accumulated in motor fan, replace the motor and check filter condition. (never try to dismantle the motor fan). If it is short-circuited, power control circuit.
If it is short-circuited, replace it. If there is bad contact, replace power control circuit.
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