Re: IIgs power supply question

[thoang@orion.oac.uci.edu (Trangdaithi Hoang)]

In article <sX7Jwc3w165w@ersys.edmonton.ab.ca>,
Herbert Fung <herbertf@ersys.edmonton.ab.ca> wrote:
>Previously mjcrouch@cs.bsu.edu (Matt Crouch) wrote:
>
>>Well, the GS stopped working.  I suspect it's the power supply.  i can't
>>see any way to open up the damn thing to check for a blown fuse or
> 
>Your GS stopped working. That sounds somewhat vague. As far as I'm aware
>of there isn't any fuses or user servicable parts in the power supply.

The IIgs power supply does have a fuse.  On the ASTEC power supplies
the fuse is on a clip-on holder so it can be easily replaced.  On the
DynaComp power supplies it soldered to the board.

He could verify that the power supply has gone bad by checking to see
if the green light on the front of the IIgs is not lit when it's on.