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Article #1662vt100 Power Supply help needed
From: hurf
Date: Tue, 07 Apr 1987 17:11
Date: Tue, 07 Apr 1987 17:11
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I have a vt100 power supply that is down. Working it over
with a multimeter I found that the large heat sunk device on the
board had zero between all terminals - Our guess is it is a 5v
regulator but we can't match the numbers on it & don't have a
schematic. Numbers on it are 8305 and 1517910 - the label says
'SGS Italy'.
Looking down on the board with the line plug & fuse assy
to the lower right - the device is top center, the transformer is
at 7 o'clock with respect to the device.
Any & all help appreciated
hurf
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