| AC line supplying power has | Review routing of power wires |
| too much noise. | in machine to minimize |
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| electrical noise. Look for other |
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| devices which share the same |
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| circuit and may be producing |
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| unacceptable levels of line |
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| noise. In some applications, |
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| such as welding equipment, a |
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| careful regiment of applying an |
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| AC line filter, |
When power is applied, |
| dividing circuits, using shielded |
OR |
| cable, and properly grounding |
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| devices will usually solve the |
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| problem. |
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| AC line supplying power to unit | The unit is designed to operate |
| has an abnormally high | with AC lines from |
| frequency. | (cycles per second). This is |
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| typically not a problem because |
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| the international standards are |
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| 50 and 60 Hertz. |
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Other service problems or questions can be answered by contacting the Service Department.
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