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Power Supplies



I have an old multi-meter. The procedure tonight is to check the health of 
the power supplies. If the supply is good (which it appears to be), then it 
is either the mobo or CPU. Most likely I'l just upgrade the mobo and the 
CPU to a P4 or AMD equivalent. The computer is about 5 years old. (Actually 
depending on price, a new computer is probably cheaper). 

On 16 Jun 2002 at 10:55, Rob Ransbottom wrote:
> Despite the warnings labels, it is not difficult to replace the
> fan in an AT or ATX power supply.  There may be a charge in the
> capacitors in the power supply.  
> 
> Can you check a ATX power supply with a multi-meter, out side of a case.
> I.E. how do you turn it on?

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