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Micromaster 440 burned

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Dear friends.

Today I made a terrible mistake. I connected a SIEMENS MICROMASTER 440 220VAC input to 440VAC. After some seconds, smoke appears and I cut the circuit braker. Then, I change power supply to 220VAC (correct) and when turn on the braker, something blew up inside the VFD.
I checked inside and it seems it was just 1 of the 3 input (line) varistor S20 K275. All the other boards look fine. I will change varistor. Capacitors look fine (how can I test them?), and rectifier diodes are ok.


Do you think varistor can be the only damaged component?
What else should I check, and how to test?

Thanks a lot.

Best regards.
 

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