[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I need the fan from a power supply for a power curve 120. the one (fan)
i have died, but still getting power to computer. anyone know where i
can find one? Or brave enough to pull one out of their dead power
supply? it would be cheaper to replace fan then power supply. of course
i could start pulling some at power supplies and see if one of them
would work.
charles lenington
choctaw, ok
Replacing the power supply fan is no big deal. Most fans are a simple
two wire hookup and you just match colors. Look at the fan along the
side and you will see arrows indicating direction of rotation and
airflow. Match those, the voltage (usually 12vdc) and approximate amp
draw and it will work. Even the rotation or amp rating really isn't
critical, just make sure you get the airflow going in the same direction
as before and get the amp rating fairly close. If you want to drop me
an addy offline with the hole spacing and the ratings of your fan, I'll
mail you a fan.
James
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