Transformation PSU FSP228-3F01 into FSP212-3F01

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  • Xardas
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    • Sep 2017
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    Transformation PSU FSP228-3F01 into FSP212-3F01

    Hi, I would like to transform FSP228-3F01 to work like FSP212-3F01. I found schematic for *228* and found some handmade drawing for *212* by budm(?) I have no skills and no gear to repairing my (no st/by) *212* and I found cheap *228* PSU. So I decided to do some transformation with wires. Could you tell me does it gonna work? Those schematic are good?

    TV - HANNSPREE JT01-32E2-000G
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