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-> WAYNE CHIRNSIDE wrote in a message to CHARLES ANGELICH: -> WC> On the matter of power supplies in the post you replied to that I -> WC> unintentionally skipped over... -> WC> It's not just the vents at the fan that get dirty. -> WC> My AT power supply was FILLED with crud on the inside too. -> WC> Took a massive amount of cleaning inside of the components -> WC> and circuit board. -> WC> I found a dead simple way to do it but can't recomend it -> WC> as yet as tried once I've no idea if it compromized -> WC> the PS in any way. -> I've sometimes wished for "shop air" for those things -- take a hose with a -> blowgun on the end of it, stand outside (or in a doorway or whatever) and just -> blast away, Saw a guy clean his CAR that way on a job site with a commercial compressor. Done in ten seconds. My PS required even more than that could have accomplished. -> until you didn't see dust coming out any more. It's amazing how -> much crud can accumulate inside of one of those supplies and still work... I know I was shocked at how bad it was and still worked. Need to pick up a ten dollar voltmeter to check it due to the extreme measure I took in cleaning it. If it checks out I'll do the other one the same way... then there's that miserable SFX supply in the H.P. to check out :-( --- Platinum Xpress/Win/WINServer v3.0pr5* Origin: Try Our Web Based QWK: DOCSPLACE.ORG (1:123/140) SEEN-BY: 633/267 270 @PATH: 123/140 500 106/2000 633/267 |
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