How To Test & Repair A Electric Fence Energizer Called The Gallagher M100

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[@akdenyer]

Do you have a supplier for the Tru Test EPM?

[@FencerFixerRepairLLCKansasCity]

No unfortunately I don't. I got this from a repair place that was getting out of the repair business.

[@FencerFixerRepairLLCKansasCity]

When you could get this on occasion, they were $1000+ for it.

[@akdenyer]

@@FencerFixerRepairLLCKansasCity Ok but where? Tru Test? It is not listed on their site. I also do Fencer repairs and have a design of my own using a car ignition coil. That Pulse capacitor in the Gallagher I could only get from Australia It was originally a Plessy product I think.

[@FencerFixerRepairLLCKansasCity]

@@akdenyer They're not offering it any longer from what I can gather. The repair place I got it from was an independent shop that did repairs and got out of that business. You don't need a "pulse grade" capacitor. You can find a 20uf, 30uf, 40uf, or larger if the coil can handle it, but make sure you get one that's rated at 900v. So a 30uf 900v etc. They'll be rectangular in shape with 2-4 pins and you can easily get those and install that as need be. Some brands built over here in the States, Parmak in particular, uses a version of a motor run capacitor. Usually in the 20-30uf range. They've been using them in their units for about 35 or so years and continue to use them today. So the "pulse grade" aren't necessarily needed.

[@akdenyer]

@@FencerFixerRepairLLCKansasCity Thankyou, I did wonder that. I can test up to 600V I just passed on the cost.