🚀 go-pugleaf

	Sheez, I wish I had asked this question before I left for
	break.  My power supply (PS) fan made a racket and I was afraid to
	open up the PS, especially during the semester when I need to
	computer.

	Well over vacation the fan went out causing my HD to
	eventually fail (I wasn't around when the fan went out).  I
	replaced the fan, a simple operation, however it did not work.
	I figured a chip had gone bad, so I didn't attempt to reverse
	the leads.  At least I didn't throw the old PS away.

	If your computer is under warranty, I suggest you take it to an
	authorized dealer unless you don't mind voiding the warranty.
	If you do plan to fix it yourself, it's no big deal.  Just
	make sure you don't touch in capacitor leads.  :)


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