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6 U4 b h9 Z4 V5 Z' T8 G& w/ LWe have few machines from china and used here in Canada after some modifications done. I believe most appliances in China can be used here too in Canada if you check the followings:
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- P) o, O0 g* N: M1. check the neutral wire to see if it is bonded to appliance frame or metal part by using mega meter or check the internal wiring.
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Normal the neutral wire to the appliance used in China is not connected the ground or bonded to the metal frame. anyway have to check out.
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/ i! ~6 c j* m0 Y2. Check the full load A for the size of the wire used, it may need to change out the wire and replace plug. 5 V4 ?) J1 u4 l; a: P
) s5 ?$ Q( S" r8 c5 ]0 V7 O' v3 z4 z3 Voltage in China is 220V. Here is two phase supposed of 240V (most time less than 230V). Less than 10% is not a big issue. but still have to check out the size and insulation of the wire.
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8 f6 Y0 _/ h4 x9 \- n4.Frequency in china is 50Hz and here is 60Hz, if there is a motor inside, the efficiency is not so great any more and could be overheated. Normally it is ok if it has proper over load protection device. |
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