TD, > I was begining to doubt myself as fuses would run one rack and blow in the other. > I removed all the modules and discovered the transformer on the power supply had > overheated and melted. Probably this is the reason for the fault and the blown fuses. The transformer is available as a spare part so that you are able to use the old power supply in the future as soon as the transformer is replaced (the transformer is much cheaper than a new PSU). If the pcb of the defectice PSU is already suitable for the ring core transformer you may replace the standard transformer by the ring core type to obtain a PSUII (that's the only difference). These type of PSU pcb can be identified by a hole (~ 5 mm diameter) under the transformer that is used to mount the ring core transformer. Best wishes Dieter Doepfer
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AW: [Doepfer_a100] Fuses: Final report
2006-02-09 by Dieter Doepfer
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