> It is less troublesome to replace the entire unit. PC ATX power supplies > are plentyful and cheap. Look for one that matches your particular model. > > Charlie > > Thanks, I actually opened up the PS unit, took the fan out, pulled it apart > and greased the spindle � hey presto, its a quietly working fan again. Pretty > simple and I�m no techie. All very encouraging. Thanks for all the advice > though. > Andy NL > > >
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