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  • GladiatorYU
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    • Jan 2011
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    Chieftec CFT600-14CS

    Two weeks ago my power supply has died. Took it in service, something is repaired, but there is one PWM controller on the back side of the circuit board which doesn't have designation on itself so I can't buy it from catalog. If somebody knows something about it please let me know. I'm also sending pictures. Thanks in advance.
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