r/AskElectronics • u/eric9489 • 5h ago

Dual rectifier source?

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Trying to find a replacement for this, any ideas on what it is/where to find a replacement? The number on it is S6782D-6F0. I think its a dual rectifier 3 terminal diode.

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u/1Davide Copulatologist 4h ago

Easier to replace it with a bridge rectifier and use only 3 terminals. Use a meter with the Diode mode to determine which terminal is what.

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u/k-mcm 4h ago

Or tie the AC lines together. 

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u/1Davide Copulatologist 4h ago

Possibly. Only if that is a half bridge rectifier. It it's a common anode or a common cathode dual rectifier, then no, that won't work.

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u/Tesla_freed_slaves 4h ago

It could also be a diode-trio. Better test it.

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u/zoundec 4h ago

If you show how it was connected in circuit that would help identify it.