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  • ratdude747
    Black Sheep
    • Nov 2008
    • 17136
    • USA
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    power brick dead

    i got a power brick in the mail today

    ran for an hour, unplugged it, replugged it, ran for a sec and died

    will not work

    popped it open to find no failed caps

    some tiny ones jwco

    everything with vents nichicon

    big one vz (m) series

    small ones pj (m) series

    bought from ebay store "monster power"

    need help since it will not shot wothout some glue

    its a ac 12v 4.0a used on a sharp flatscreen tv

    no power/led

    i have no dmm at this time
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