CompuServe Thread

#1084s problem?

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#93413From: Dwayne L. LiddellOct 25, 1994 10:57 PM
Anthony, If you're brave you can rig a PC power supply to work with a 4000. You have to open up the 4000's power supply and find which leads are 12v and 5v as well as their polarity. Then splice the wires into the corresponding wires on another powersupply. If you do this be very careful, you can get shocked from the capacitors in the power supply (I speak from experience). Also you should test the leads first so you don't end up frying your motherboard.
#93622From: Anthony ThomasOct 29, 1994 5:23 PM
<Also you should test the leads first so you don't end up frying your motherboard.> Whew……! Thanks, but I'd probablly fry my motherboard and my brain….!?!