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  • Reed
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    Hello, in August 2016 I bought Adjustable Buck Voltage Converter Stabilizer 6-32V to 1.25-32V with LCD.

    The output voltage the LCD reports is incorrect. Output voltage always reads 15.4V (+/- 0.2V). I used my volt meter and the “ADJ-V” adjustment to change the real output voltage from 1.5V-5.5V. Volt meter confirms the voltage is adjusted as expected. But the LCD reading never changes from 15V!

    The input voltage it reads is correct (in this case 12.4V), I have confirmed with my volt meter.

    It seems that calibration only works for INPUT voltage and not OUTPUT voltage. How can I fix this to read the correct output voltage?

    Drok
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    Hello Reed,
    Thank you for writing in.
    But we are sorry we can’t ensure the item you are talking about.
    Woudl you please tell us the ASIN or send us the link for confirmation?
    We will find solutio for you at that time.
    Best regards.

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