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A standard ATX PS won't fit in your low profile case. The plug types can be different too. Usually there's a schematic with a PS that describes the wire color of each voltage. So you could conceivably shove the pins out of one PS plugs and insert them into the different plug, or solder the wires to the correct pins, and leave the PS outside of the case.
I have the same PS - did you ever get a diagram ? I'm after one too....resistor R100 completely blown so I can't read its value but its either 900Ohm or 100Ohm ? We might be able to compare symptoms....
You wont find either on the web because working on power supplies is very dangerous. If you touch the wrong thing inside you will be severely electrocuted and probably die. I would strongly recommend just buying a new power supply and not try to save a couple of bucks.
As long as it is an ATX compatible power supply increasing the available wattage is not an issue, only meeting MIMIMUM power requirements
You can go to a 500, or even a 750 as long as it has the correct motherboard connections
Try contacting their service center rep at (801)566-8800. They might send you a schematic for the pedal if you explain your situation. They do recommend using the original power supply PS0912 which should still be available. Hope this helps.
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