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Q: How to clean AC?

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ron

Jan 1, 1970
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Hi!

I have an old refrigerator producing quite a lot of high-voltage impulses
while turning on the pump. I don't want to buy a new one right now, because
I don't know how long I will stay here. So, in the meantime I need to
protect my other equipment from any potential damage, which means adding a
filter between the fridge and the power outlet. Can anybody recommend a
simple circuit?

(Yes, yes, I googled, but didn't find anything useful)

Thanks in advance!

Ron
 
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Rich Grise

Jan 1, 1970
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ron said:
Hi!

I have an old refrigerator producing quite a lot of high-voltage impulses
while turning on the pump. I don't want to buy a new one right now, because
I don't know how long I will stay here. So, in the meantime I need to
protect my other equipment from any potential damage, which means adding a
filter between the fridge and the power outlet. Can anybody recommend a
simple circuit?

(Yes, yes, I googled, but didn't find anything useful)

Thanks in advance!

Ron

This was my first hit at http://www.google.com on "emi filters":
http://www.lcr-inc.com/products/emcfilters.htm

Have Fun!
Rich
 
R

ron

Jan 1, 1970
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Thanks! I googled with "AC cleaning filter" or something like that. Your
suggestion is of course better.
 
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ron

Jan 1, 1970
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Would be more work: separate protection for PC, TV, radio etc. Thanks
anyway.
 
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ron

Jan 1, 1970
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Sounds like an excellent idea. I'll check the local whiteware shop and see
if they've seen such a device.

On the other hand it surprises me that nobody came up with a schematics of
such a device. One would expect it to be a rather standard solution for
people with the know-how. I am just a perpetual novice with a huge
fascination for electronics.

Thanks!
 
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Robert Monsen

Jan 1, 1970
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R

ron

Jan 1, 1970
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This is really clever! I tried all kind of different combinations of AC,
cleaning, circuit etc. without significant result. Your search terms indeed
gave a usable result straight away!

THANKS!
 
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