nemic-lambda industrial psu leakage from +12 to ac line!

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  • kc8adu
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    • Nov 2003
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    nemic-lambda industrial psu leakage from +12 to ac line!

    this is the second OH SHIT! unit in this mitsubishi laser.
    the first leaked caps ate the remote sense trace and overshot badly enough to trash the laser 4 pcb.
    this one has cap leakage bridging +12 to the ac.
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