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Re: Sider power-supply repairs?



Ernest wrote:

Hey, Wayne

My Sider PS is a Harris brand. If your Power Supply (in the case) has the
same form factor as my Harris, then I don't see why it wouldn't work.

I ended up buying an small ATX power supply, and I was planning to switch
the guts of the ATX to the case of my Harris. This should be very easy since
I know the pin-outs (etc.) of the Harris and ATX. The only problem that I
see is that the ATX PS is powered on and off by the Motherboard, instead of
a simple on/off switch. There is a small control card on the PS that has two
wires labeled (on/off) that I am assuming can be snipped and tied together
(as a by-pass) so that the PS can be controlled by the ON/OFF switch on the
case. Can anyone confirm that tying those two control card wires together
will leave the PS in a constant ON condition?

Thanks.

E.

Maybe I'm typing faster than I'm reading sometimes. The power supply
is the one used in the D2 or D4.

The astec PS card is 3.95 x 6.3 inches
The mounting holes are center to center 3.15 inches and 4.8 inches

Still, if the atx PS is physically a good match then that'd be the
way to go

Wayne