On 20 Jun 2004, at 09:54, Andrew Nolan wrote:
Could it be the main power electrolytic caps?
Certainly a problem in the PSU area. Could be the transformer. Given the high voltages in a switching PSU, I'd approach with great caution. If a component looks burnt out, try replacing it.
Stuart
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