If you can give my dim's, and/or, if dim's are critical, I can probably locate something.
Is it a box, or open ?. If open, you may be able to identify o/p regulators.
Is it completely dead ?. It may be repairable....input fuse ?. Do you have a multimeter ?. The possibilities are endless.
Can anyone else confirm if they are just +5, +12 ?. It is a bit difficult on a dead one.
Drop me a note directly...I MAY be able to help further.
Shane
Pete Billson wrote:
Shane,
The PSU says that it is a ESI model PS80, 2A/50w 100-240V supply. I
agree that it is probably outputting 12V/5V but so does pretty much
every PC PSU on the planet! :-(
A Google search on the above turns up nothing. If I knew what they
called this style (i.e. ATX, etc.) I probably could find a replacement.
Pete
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