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posted by Pannman21 on Aug 31, 2007


I think that my power supply isnt working anymore... when i opened up the casing it looks like the fuse might be blown? can this be fixed or is it something else? please help....thanks
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posted on Sep 04, 2007
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If you think the fuse is blown replace it take card you use the right one (fuse) then see if it goes.

Comment by Paeroa, posted on Sep 04, 2007

sorry I misspelt a word just above or below. It meant to be care not card.....sorry
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