Re: Repair ATX power supply
- From: Sam Goldwasser <sam@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: 25 Nov 2007 08:06:34 -0500
"Skeleton Man" <invalid@xxxxxxxxxxxx> writes:
I did remove both of them from the circuit for testing..
And you get '0' on a diode test between any combination of pins ?
That's correct.
They're stuffed in that case.
Can you buy replacements ? (original or newer models)
Would bad caps have caused them to fry ?
Could be.
Throw it away. At this point, not only will it cost more to replace
all the bad parts than buying a new spare supply, you're likely to
never repair it as many other things can blow, and if you fail to find even
a single one and replace it, they may all blow again instantly.
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