Cybex "Commander" 8 Port Digital KVM switch - Bad caps

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  • Topcat
    The Boss Stooge
    • Oct 2003
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    Cybex "Commander" 8 Port Digital KVM switch - Bad caps

    Yup, this one from my own server array.... I noticed it was acting funny, KB was intermittent, and display was ghosting.... Open it up, some bad Lelon's in the power supply....



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  • kc8adu
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    • Nov 2003
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    Re: Cybex "Commander" 8 Port Digital KVM switch - Bad caps

    just recapped the power brick for my 24" panasonic lcd.
    for an industrial product i am surprised to find ltec and jun fu in it.
    was starting to show jaggies on text.
    sucks when you have to fix your own stuff.
    i tend to inspect and recap even stuff thats new.

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