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In Reply to: Exactpower EP-15A Voltage Adjustment posted by baileyler on September 1, 2021 at 05:23:55:
Let it warm up for about 15 to 20 minutes or more and be sure you are checking the voltage with the unit plugged into the outlet you will be using it with as the variation in voltage between outlets could account for the difference.
Other than that, I would not touch it at all unless I had a service manual in front of me with the instructions of how/what to adjust. If you can't get a manual I would leave it alone. The error in your meter could account for all the difference as stated. You are only 1.6% off at the 122voltv high which cannot be harmful to any of you components as normal line variation is much more than that.
Another note; be sure that when you are adjusting specs like bias and DC balance on your other components, be sure the EP-15A is plugged into the outlet you use it with and that the component being adjusted in not only plugged into the EP-15A but the same exact receptacle and is using the same power cord it is normally used with.
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