We have two Atom v-808 transport cots, purchased approximately 3 years apart. 
The older one has just suffered a power supply failure, R12 on the power supply 
is quite black.

Atom/Parker will not supply circuit diagrams or give me the component value, 
and the power supply board is prohibitively expensive (quoted for $4750 ex gst, 
including discount..).



I opened the newer cot to compare the power supply board, but obviously Atom 
has had problems with R12 blowing, because this section of the circuit board 
has been modified and R12 no longer exists. The newer one was purchase March 
2009.



If anyone happens to have a v-808 that was purchased earlier than 2009, can you 
pop open the hood and read the value of R12? It's on the AC input side of the 
power supply, near the bridge rectifiers (D1 and D5) and in between R5 and C8 
(large electrolytic). I'd appreciate any help I can get here!

Cheers

Rhys



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