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Mr. EHM
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Supplier for a Yokogawa Power Analyzer Broken

07/30/2010 11:12 AM

Hi, I would like to know a repairing supplier for a Yokogawa Power Analyzer, Model 253610. It can be ON, but is not measuring anything once you trying to. On a first intent to fix it, I got a diagnostic with a special board with drives are not working properly. This supplier told me Yokogawa is not more providing this spare components due to this tester is obsolete and out of market. Thank you in advance; I will be pending of your response.

best regards, Mr. EHM
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portugalphilip
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Re: Supplier for a Yokogawa Power Analyzer Broken

07/31/2010 2:26 PM

I would have a look at it for you but probably best to buy a few second hand items from well know internet auction sites and make a few good ones out of the parts...and that is probably all I would do with equipment from the orient.

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