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[SOLVED] How to disassemble a Transformer.

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Hi Guys,

I have a transformer which has a damaged primary wire that I wish to disassemble and rebuild.

I wish to do it without destroying the transformer completely. What I have found out so far is, most people break the core in the process, so I'm looking for a good safe way to dismantle the transformer that doesn't break or damage any of the parts.

Thanks
Kenneth
 

Hi,

I managed to disassemble the transformer by placing the transformer into a pot of boiling water and boiling for 15minutes. After this the core seperated from the glue and bobbin with no issues, after this I was able to unwind all the windings while taking count of the turns and tape layers.

Thanks
Kenneth
 

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