Re: Subject: 2 Dead Antec PSU's, worth fixing?

Thanks for everyone for the great suggestions! I really appreciate it.

The one PSU I'm most interesting in fixing is the Aria PSU; it's proprietary and hard to find. And even if I found a replacement, it might have the same crappy Caps in it anyways.

I counted ~14 caps in that PSU, and only one I can positively ID as non-Fuhjyyu; It's a large 400V TEAPO cap.

I also noticed an area of the PCB where it might have overheated; it's right under a Diode next to 2 small caps; one cap is 100uF/50V...

I've read thru most of the Antec PSU related postings, and seek help. First off, I'm a former Electronic Repair Tech, but that was in the late 70's-mid 80's. I'm pretty rusty these days, but I can do basic troubleshooting. All I have for measurement gear is a basic Fluke LCD multimeter but w/ capacitance measurement. And a Coolmax PS-224 LCD Power Supply Tester

-PSU#1
I've got an Antec Cube Case based PC I built back in 2005. It died after being in good service for 4+ years. I swapped out major components, and verified both the MB and PSU are dead. The Antec Aria Cube case...