Like a (Victron) Phoenix from the ashes ...

This Victron Phoenix 12/1200 from about 2013 was given to me after it suffered a very fiery failure of the AC output filter, most likely caused by someone running brushed power tools off of it. If you're working on a similar failure, here are the component values: "Outer" film capacitor: 330 nF/275 V X2 "Inner" film capacitor: 680 nF/275 V X2 Y capacitors to case ground: 10 nF each The small traces coming from the big resistors should connect to L and N straight from the output. The two wires from the transformer connect to one side each of the common-mode choke. The output is tapped from the other side of it, i.e, the side closer to the edge of the PCB. If your choke is destroyed, you can probably just ignore it if you're not too concerned with EMC. Throw money at me:   / ffcossag   Music, when applicable, supplied by https://combatplayer.bandcamp.com/ -- THIS VIDEO IS RELEASED TO THE PUBLIC DOMAIN To the extent possible under law, I have waived all copyright and related or neighbouring rights to this work, according to the Creative Commons CC0 affirmer. This means that anyone is free to use this content in any manner they see fit, without my objection. However, the video may still contain copyrighted content (images, video, audio, software, etc.) that does not belong to me. WHILE I DO NOT RESERVE THE RIGHTS OF ANY PART OF THIS VIDEO, THE COPYRIGHT OF THIRD-PARTY CONTENT STILL BELONGS TO ITS RESPECTIVE OWNERS. THE COPYRIGHT OF THIRD-PARTY CONTENT IS NOT WAIVED. THE VIDEO IS PROVIDED AS-IS, AND I DO NOT PROVIDE ANY GUARANTEE OF ITS QUALITY.