I need a power supply cord for a Fantom drive but i dont know the model #. Its old and fire wire input only. #'s on bottom are FDF2Q072S Serial#154126

Customer Service: 800-980-3463 (at MicroNet/Fantom) most of
their adapters run from $18-$28.00
The 4-5 pin connector on your drive might show the power (output)
from adapter to (input) for external drive.

• Website: http://www.fantomdrives.com
• Support Phone: 310-320-0772 - Good Luck.

I have the same problem, DO NOT modify a direct wall plug with a generally same shape power connector, I did and a burst of sparks popped out of the fixture almost setting me on fire..lol

Wouldn't it be easier to just go
to a welding supply in your travels,
and look at the same machine & ask

Hi.

If your TV is LCD this are the procedure/steps to fix your problem.

Half picture on top of the screen, and the bottom half is black it means the back-light of your TV on the bottom is not working.


This are the step on how to find the trouble of your TV:

First, you have to remove the back cover of your TV to see the internal parts inside.

Secondly,after you open the back cover and the internal parts will reveal.Try to find where is the power supply board.It is usually connected to the power cord and it have a AC input that connects directly in you outlet.
It look like this:

This image is not exactly looks like your power supply because you don't indicate the brand name and model # of your TV.

Thirdly,plug-in the power cord then power it ON and be careful,check the output voltage of the power supply using a multimeter (range in DC) ,if it is have a 24vdc for the supply of inverter board.It is the board that gives a high voltage to the back-light of LCD TV.

Fourthly,if the power supply got the reading of 24vdc it means the power supply is good.Then try to check the input voltage of the inverter if it is have 24vdc.

The inverter looks like this:

This image is not exactly looks like your inverter board because you don't indicate the brand name and model # of your TV.

Fifthly, if the inverter have a input voltage please check the output voltage of it.It should have 500vdc so be careful to perform the voltage data in that point because it has a high voltage or hot area.

NOTE: if you don't have voltage reading on the input of the inverter board (24vdc) and the power supply an output of 24vdc,please check the wire that connect to each other.

Sixthly, If the inverter board have a reading of 500vdc on all outputs connectors (it is usually have 4 to 6 outputs).Your back-light lamp at the bottom are busted replaced it.
Or if your inverter board doesn't have a output voltage replace it.

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Reminders: If you don't have any basic knowledge about the electronics and testing equipment please don't attempt to do this steps.Its better to send it to the qualified technician or on the authorized service center of your TV.

I hope this solution will helpful.Thank you and good luck.

If you just type in the manufacturer and the model number in your search bar there will be a multitude of places to get parts for this unit. Try to avoid the top few "sponsored" sites.

Mine did the same thing. I heard a wee bit of clicking. I pulled the hard drive from the case and hooked it up to another power adapter and it was good. The power supply was bad.

Good Luck!

It could be the power cord if without the battery the laptop will not power up with the cord.

However, if it does power on, the power cord is fine and it could be a motherboard problem

Make sure that your power supply is ok, I mean to say that check the connction. If it is ok then check that you are giving the actual power input to your hard drive. Don't connct the hard drive again. First check the power supply to the wall is having the same out put that required by the hard drive as input. Let me know the result.

the main thing that u need to know is to connect the power supply to the motherboard where the old one was and the cords with the dual 4 prong wires can be used for either a hard drive with a nother harddrive or 2 cd roms ok but dont cross them ie cd rom and harddrive the small square plug ins are for the a drive ok or zip drive please keep me informed how your progress is going i can help more if needed
best regards mike

Hi, the best solution for your problem is to go to the manufactueres website, check their sales page and locate a dealer near you. If as I suspect thee PSU is like most others you will be better off buying a new case with power supply. I have found the difference is only a matter of a few dollars. Regards mistyman