Panasonic Microwave Inverter Board Repair - Blow fuse (Replacing IGBT)

PCB Board repair, just try my luck :-)
The part cost CND $15 (include $8 shipping).

[@mosesstanislaus3922]

Perfect.. Thank You very much for posting this video, I had taken a hint from your video where actually the problem was with IGBT while Rectifier was showing a problem when it was connected to the board. My panasonic microwave had exactly the same problem(fuse getting blown). I had no idea about microwave repair and watched many videos to zero in on inverter board and finally fixed mine replacing the IGBT. Thanks.

[@hvacworkshop4791]

Glad it helped!

[@meshaacksimiyu6748]

good work and skills love it.

[@hvacworkshop4791]

I knew after, why I couldn't test IGBT like in other videos. The voltage to activate IGBT is too low on my multimeter, too low to activate it. I should use a DC power supply to test it.

[@213163]

Thank you

[@aboabdrahmanaziz8752]

Thnks for traduction and information

[@johnlucier8572]

The fuse has to be a delay acting type only, not fast acting..

[@hvacworkshop4791]

Correct. Those fast fuses were what I had at the time ;-)

[@hazemsamir4190]

Can you tell me the data for this igbt? Or it's all the same ? I mean voltage ...ampere....uf

[@hvacworkshop4791]

Just checked my order record, IHW30N110R3, I guess it is 1.1kv, 60A

[@johnlucier8572]

You need to work on other things

[@lightshine6044]

Do you have the IGBT part number for higher Amp one that digikey had? Thank you.

[@hvacworkshop4791]

You can search IHW40N110R3. Again, I'm not electronic pro, you make your own decision.