The Home Appliance thread

aaggoswami · 1st October 2008, 17:07

There is no point in fighting right now.
Take it this way that its good that with Rs. 6000 you will get it repaired and that thing will work properly and you dont have to spend another Rs. 18000 to get a new machine.

AbhiJ · 2nd October 2008, 21:46

A DIY suggestion...if you are willing

Have the drum taken out by a technician.

Araldite /Epoxy Adhesive + 24 hrs

Then re install..

wanderernomad · 3rd October 2008, 01:07

Thanks guys, I am thinking about the DIY. No harm in trying, eh? If it doesnt work out we can always get it repaired. Ill work out the "off record" thing as well with the tech.

aka_iitd · 3rd October 2008, 13:07

Quote:

Originally Posted by wanderernomad

Thanks guys, I am thinking about the DIY. No harm in trying, eh? If it doesnt work out we can always get it repaired. Ill work out the "off record" thing as well with the tech.

Check the tech for DIY approach I think he may provide you valuable inputs
In fact he can tell/provide good adhesive for the drum

kb100 · 24th October 2008, 13:22

Friends

Most of us have/use electronic equipment at home that need protection. I am in the market for a good stabiliser for my HT setup. Can the knowledgeable please shed some light !!

Is this any good?

APC - Line-R - Product Information

kb100 · 24th October 2008, 22:48

Guys... I REALLY need a good voltage stabiliser - Current setup is hooked to a VGuard Stabiliser and I read here on the forum that its trash.

I am planning to invest in a new plasma + HT setup.

Please advice!

BaCkSeAtDrIVeR · 24th October 2008, 23:05

And, pray, what is wrong with vguard? I would trust a home grown stabiliser to any non-Indian brand, simply because Indian brands are experienced in dealing with voltages like 110V, 48Hz!!!

Shakensoul · 24th October 2008, 23:05

APC will be good but expensive.

You can also try Logicstat if its available in your city.

Logicstat on the Web: Leading Manufacturer of Voltage Stabilizers in India

kb100 · 24th October 2008, 23:15

Quote:

Originally Posted by BaCkSeAtDrIVeR

And, pray, what is wrong with vguard? I would trust a home grown stabiliser to any non-Indian brand, simply because Indian brands are experienced in dealing with voltages like 110V, 48Hz!!!

That is what I thought too - I fact all my stabilisers are vGuard.

Apparently someone who hooked it up to a scope found the raw power cleaner! (in the LCD thread)

Under the circumstances I just wanted to ensure I get the maximum 'Sane' level of protection for the equipment I am proposing to buy in ten days!

mura · 24th October 2008, 23:22

If you are getting a Plasma + a serious HT setup with AVR and Powered Subwoofer get a 3 or 5 KVA Servo Stabiliser. Do NOT get electronic/CVT type stabilisers and do NOT Connect them to your home inverter.

sixthsense · 25th October 2008, 09:55

Quote:

Originally Posted by mura

If you are getting a Plasma + a serious HT setup with AVR and Powered Subwoofer get a 3 or 5 KVA Servo Stabiliser. Do NOT get electronic/CVT type stabilisers and do NOT Connect them to your home inverter.

Is there any harm if i run my HT on inverter ? the area i live in has frequent disruptions in electric power supply. Now the sole purpose of purchasing an 800VA inverter was to watch uninterrupted television.

MuzzledMoose · 25th October 2008, 11:05

Modern Devices does not need a voltage stabiliser. Just a surge protector is enough. Most modern equipments have switch mode power supply which can take universal input. SO just get a surge protector device and have peace of mind.

headers · 25th October 2008, 11:32

depends on what you want to use that stabliser. Ensure that the stabiliser gives a full sine wave. There are a lot of cheap devices that give a quasi sine wave that spoils your purpose.

dash · 25th October 2008, 14:14

Quote:

Originally Posted by headers

depends on what you want to use that stabliser. Ensure that the stabiliser gives a full sine wave. There are a lot of cheap devices that give a quasi sine wave that spoils your purpose.

I have bought a plasma tv and looking to buy a 500VA V-Gaurd stabilizer. Can any one suggest if this would be sufficient or should I be looking for any other rating stabilizer? Pls. advise

headers · 25th October 2008, 17:49

check the power rating of the plasma tv and decide on the stabiliser accordingly.

1st October 2008, 17:07	#106
aaggoswami Senior - BHPian Join Date: May 2007 Location: Vadodara Posts: 4,982 Thanked: 2,930 Times	There is no point in fighting right now. Take it this way that its good that with Rs. 6000 you will get it repaired and that thing will work properly and you dont have to spend another Rs. 18000 to get a new machine.
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2nd October 2008, 21:46	#107
AbhiJ Senior - BHPian Join Date: Jun 2008 Location: Kolkata Posts: 1,476 Thanked: 1,207 Times	A DIY suggestion...if you are willing Have the drum taken out by a technician. Araldite /Epoxy Adhesive + 24 hrs Then re install..
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3rd October 2008, 01:07	#108
wanderernomad Senior - BHPian Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: Chandigarh Posts: 2,534 Thanked: 1,276 Times View My Garage	Thanks guys, I am thinking about the DIY. No harm in trying, eh? If it doesnt work out we can always get it repaired. Ill work out the "off record" thing as well with the tech.
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24th October 2008, 13:22	#110
kb100 Senior - BHPian Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Bangy Boy! Posts: 1,555 Thanked: 21 Times	Voltage Stabilisers Friends Most of us have/use electronic equipment at home that need protection. I am in the market for a good stabiliser for my HT setup. Can the knowledgeable please shed some light !! Is this any good? APC - Line-R - Product Information
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24th October 2008, 22:48	#111
kb100 Senior - BHPian Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Bangy Boy! Posts: 1,555 Thanked: 21 Times	Guys... I REALLY need a good voltage stabiliser - Current setup is hooked to a VGuard Stabiliser and I read here on the forum that its trash. I am planning to invest in a new plasma + HT setup. Please advice! Last edited by kb100 : 24th October 2008 at 22:55.
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24th October 2008, 23:05	#112
BaCkSeAtDrIVeR BANNED Join Date: Jun 2007 Location: Kochi Posts: 2,522 Thanked: 752 Times	And, pray, what is wrong with vguard? I would trust a home grown stabiliser to any non-Indian brand, simply because Indian brands are experienced in dealing with voltages like 110V, 48Hz!!!
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24th October 2008, 23:05	#113
Shakensoul BHPian Join Date: Apr 2007 Location: AS01 Posts: 498 Thanked: 241 Times View My Garage	APC will be good but expensive. You can also try Logicstat if its available in your city. Logicstat on the Web: Leading Manufacturer of Voltage Stabilizers in India
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24th October 2008, 23:22	#115
mura BHPian Join Date: May 2006 Location: Coimbatore Posts: 216 Thanked: 90 Times	If you are getting a Plasma + a serious HT setup with AVR and Powered Subwoofer get a 3 or 5 KVA Servo Stabiliser. Do NOT get electronic/CVT type stabilisers and do NOT Connect them to your home inverter.
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25th October 2008, 11:05	#117
MuzzledMoose BHPian Join Date: Nov 2007 Location: MalluLand Posts: 220 Thanked: 75 Times	Modern Devices does not need a voltage stabiliser. Just a surge protector is enough. Most modern equipments have switch mode power supply which can take universal input. SO just get a surge protector device and have peace of mind.
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25th October 2008, 11:32	#118
headers Senior - BHPian Join Date: May 2006 Location: Greater Chennai Posts: 4,667 Thanked: 559 Times	depends on what you want to use that stabliser. Ensure that the stabiliser gives a full sine wave. There are a lot of cheap devices that give a quasi sine wave that spoils your purpose.
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25th October 2008, 17:49	#120
headers Senior - BHPian Join Date: May 2006 Location: Greater Chennai Posts: 4,667 Thanked: 559 Times	check the power rating of the plasma tv and decide on the stabiliser accordingly.
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