help me identify this PSU IC

[habba999]

Hi everybody,
A friend of mine gave me this PSU that no longer works.
It's a FSP350-60GHN(85) >(this without the "plus") http://bulk.fsp-europe.com/fsp350_60ghn_85plus.php
I opened it and seems like an IC (opamp?) is half melted, so I said why not giving a try and change it before throwing it away (or dismantling it
Problem is that due to the melting the name is half cancelled, I can't seem to find a schematic online to retreive the IC model, and I'm quite a newbie in electronics so I don't know what model it could be. (I suppose its something that different PSUs may have in common)
At the links below you can find the IC, the whole pcb and the place where I took the IC from.

Thanks to anyone that will help
http://postimg.org/image/z8jhdteo7/
http://postimg.org/image/rd8xz051j/
http://postimg.org/image/pmpwxinif/

[budm]

Re: help me identify this PSU IC

That is SMPS IC with built-in power MOSFET.

[habba999]

Re: help me identify this PSU IC

thanks for the reply.
Any ideas about the specific model name i could buy for replacement?

[budm]

Re: help me identify this PSU IC

I cannot find any good pictures of the good board to be able to read the rest of the P/N of the IC. ?????XAA

[habba999]

Re: help me identify this PSU IC

yeah, tried to search aswell...
You think I could try with a "generic" or common model? If so which one?
At this point even if it doesnt work or damages components, I don't care since this PSU is no use anyways.. I'd rather give it a try before i start taking out components from the pcb for future experiments...

thanks for your help

[budm]

Re: help me identify this PSU IC

yeah, tried to search aswell...
You think I could try with a "generic" or common model? If so which one?
At this point even if it doesnt work or damages components, I don't care since this PSU is no use anyways.. I'd rather give it a try before i start taking out components from the pcb for future experiments...

thanks for your help

No, you need to get the correct one with the correct pinout and electrical spec. You are dealing with >300VDC being applied to that IC.