Scott Holder said:
> First thing I'd do is listen for a ticking noise. If it's ticking, it's
> the dreaded Tick of Death. This can be fixed either with a new power
> supply, or replacing a capacitor if you don't have semi-1337 soldering
> skills.
I recently bought a duodock that did just that! So I bought another which is
good and was going to just keep the first one for spares. However, if there is a
way to fix the PSU I'd love to hear more (I know this is the problem since I
swapped the good PSU between the two units and both worked).
Thanks,
John
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