3rd-Jun-20, 01:38 PM
Hello Jeremy,
The short-circuit detection must be in the power-supply that you are using.
I just tried the only Hornby AC plug-pack that I have (C912) and with that plugged in the power-base a short-cut simply shorts out the power and it restored again when the the short-circuit was removed (screwdriver across the rails).
The green components that Andy mentioned are marked as 2A224J and a quick Google shows them as 220 Nano Farad capacitors.
I thought I had a more recent Hornby plug-pack but cannot find it. I think I saved the cable and re-cycled the actual unit.
Leo
The short-circuit detection must be in the power-supply that you are using.
I just tried the only Hornby AC plug-pack that I have (C912) and with that plugged in the power-base a short-cut simply shorts out the power and it restored again when the the short-circuit was removed (screwdriver across the rails).
The green components that Andy mentioned are marked as 2A224J and a quick Google shows them as 220 Nano Farad capacitors.
I thought I had a more recent Hornby plug-pack but cannot find it. I think I saved the cable and re-cycled the actual unit.
Leo
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