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Re: bad IIe/IIgs Power Supplies (Help)
- Subject: Re: bad IIe/IIgs Power Supplies (Help)
- From: wernst@deltanet.com (Warren 'Llama' Ernst)
- Date: 1995/12/07
- Newsgroups: comp.sys.apple2
- Organization: Jet Propulsion Laboratory - Pasadena CA
- References: <hemi-0112951338240001@pm4_1.digital.net>
- Reply-to: wernst@deltanet.com
hemi@ddi.digital.net (Stephen Heminger) wrote:
>
>
>I work for a School board repairing apple computers. I have been
>replacing power supplies in IIes and IIgss. They all just quit and there
>is no power. I have not had the time to bother troubleshooting the power
>supplies and am wondering if anyone knows if there is a cronic fairlure in
>these supplies. If there is, what components fail most frequently. I
>sort of get the fealing that they all have failed in the same way, but its
>just a hunch. It would save the schools a lot of money if I could repair
>these rather than replace them. Any help would be greatly appreciated by
>many people. Thanks
>
For the 8bit apples, the power SWITCH, of all things, was historically
the weak link, which was at least as much a reason as heat management
that Kinsington sold all those System Saver II fan thingies. The GS
had a stronger switch.
The fact that they all seems to have gone bad at once suggests that it
aint a switch problem and that there we probably a pretty massive
surge that occured there recently.
-Warr
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