2299000996 Rectifier Diode Replacement Kit, includes 2 diodes, diode holder, 1/4" Quick-Disconnect Terminals, depending on your unit you may need to replace the rivet with a 8-32 screw and nut.
Set of 2 Diodes
50 Amp Capacity
Polarity Indexed
Works on a variety of manufactured units
Includes:
(2) Button Diodes
Diode Holder
1/4" Quick-Disconnect Terminals
Instructions
Use caution when replacing diodes always verify polarity or damage to equipment or self may result. Century Tool & Equipment assumes no responsibility for loss, damage or personal injury due to the miss-application of any electrical component. Purchase of this item agrees to said statement. This item should only be installed by a qualified and experienced electrician.
Assembly
Use an existing hole in the heat sink or drill a 5/32” mounting hole in the heat sink. Make sure there is at least 3/8” clearance behind the heat sink to accommodate the mounting rivet.
Clean the heat sink mounting area by removing any dirt, grease or other debris, apply 240000077 heat transfer compound.
Assemble the RR-50 as shown and attach to the heat sink plate. The brass tabs lay in the diode retainer, and are held in place by the diodes. Make certain that the cathode contacts of both diodes are facing the same direction.
Rivet in place, if supplied (rivet setter required) If one is not available, a bolt and nut will do.
Attach the transformer secondary leads to the brass tabs and test the charger for proper function.
Notes:
The Cathode Side of the button diode is the side with the ring printed around the contact. Note the position of the diodes you are replacing and install the RR-50 diodes facing the same direction.
Most charger brands will be a ‘positive output” design (the positive output lead is connected to the rectifier heat sink plate) On these chargers, the RR-50 is installed with the ring (cathode) facing down against the surface of the heat sink.
Warning: This product may expose you to chemicals including lead which are known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov