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  • mockingbird
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    Re: Worth saving ? analyze this psu for me please

    Absolute junk, and check out that counterfeit input primary cap. Toss it in the rubbish bin.

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    Worth saving ? analyze this psu for me please

    Ok, this is for Dell laptops - sold by MicroBattery, was surprised when I open it and saw cb.

    Is this worth saving ? 3.34A really ?

    Build quality seems low for me,both screws looks used, thin wires and dirty cb with what looks like dry flux.

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