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I am glad that you went through this...but I'm still not sure why this happened to your set. I do agree that the transformer that was normally supplied with 208 was changed to 120v with my wire movements, but I thoroughly tested the set that I converted in the video...and output was NOT reduced...

Well...I can't locate an EXACT replacement...you might call Afcon, give them the part number, and ask if they can help you: 72-2609 http://www.afconproducts.com/ But, I'm betting a civvy replacement is possible.

:) Beat you to it. I realized that and edited my post mere seconds before you replied! Trying to locate a suitable replacement, but I do have some data on that transformer: AARG Reliability Indicator Not established ABKQ Center to Center Distance Between Mounting Facilities Parallel to...

Well, it certainly sounds like you know your electronics. I am a little hobbled here, as I currently have no -004's or -005's to actually look at. Keep in mind that L2-L3 is designed to have different voltage outputs (via the voltage reconnection board) from the factory. When in 120/208...

In the diagram, which transformer was it that burned up?

I took a quick look at the schematic and can't figure out why that change would have caused the excessive current flow that damaged your transformer. I will need to spend a few minutes thinking things over! I know for sure that quite a number of people have completed the conversion exactly as...

I can probably find out; but I'm away from my shop right now...I'll try to get some info for you this weekend.

I may have an extra one on my shelf; I will check this weekend. But...you would probably be better off just replacing the transformer...should be reasonably easy to find a suitable replacement for under $20. I haven't done exhaustive testing on the single phase mod, but I have done extensive...