Dell DPS 1200MB-1A increase voltage output

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  • sergiosergio
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    • Nov 2022
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    Dell DPS 1200MB-1A increase voltage output

    Hello everyone!
    I have this power source and I turned it ON connecting the pins with an Ohm resistor. The output is about 12V and I need to overcome the voltage protection and obtain between 13.8V and 14V.
    If someone could tell me how it can be done I would really appreciate.
    Thank you in advance!
    I am attaching pictures of PSU.
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