Interested in 1 board, please PM with payment details, thanks.
Interested in 1 board.
Sounds like you got one of those non-repairable PSUs totally filled with resin. I guess that these are junk once it fails unfortunately.
Erm... I received the package, but a bit unsure of how to mount/solder this, I thought there were going to be some instructions...
Also there is one resistor attached.
I am not so proficient in electronics though I can solder
Could you explain to the "less able" how it has to be attached?
Thanks
Erm... I received the package, but a bit unsure of how to mount/solder this, I thought there were going to be some instructions...
Also there is one resistor attached.
I am not so proficient in electronics though I can solder
Could you explain to the "less able" how it has to be attached?
Thanks
Hi,
The mounting/soldering is pretty straight forward as the board is a "drop in" solution. Once you get the bottom plate off you should see how the wires are connected (note positions). There is also a voltage regulator (three legs) connected to the original board. Just cut these three legs as this component is not used anymore and the culprit for frying the C64 when the PSU goes bad.
Check the images in first post and you'll see how it's supposed to fit. And the resistor is for the power LED option (mentioned in first post).
Have you opened your PSU yet?
Erm... I received the package, but a bit unsure of how to mount/solder this, I thought there were going to be some instructions...
Also there is one resistor attached.
I am not so proficient in electronics though I can solder
Could you explain to the "less able" how it has to be attached?
Thanks
Hi,
The mounting/soldering is pretty straight forward as the board is a "drop in" solution. Once you get the bottom plate off you should see how the wires are connected (note positions). There is also a voltage regulator (three legs) connected to the original board. Just cut these three legs as this component is not used anymore and the culprit for frying the C64 when the PSU goes bad.
Check the images in first post and you'll see how it's supposed to fit. And the resistor is for the power LED option (mentioned in first post).
Have you opened your PSU yet?
Hello, no I have not opened the PS yet!
I will do it this weekend, I only had a look at the board and was looking for the 220v input line but couldn't find it!
Then I thought that maybe this is only a voltage regulator board?
Anyways I will have a look tomorrow evening
From this :
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to this?
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is this ok? Thanks
I had to cut off a "submerged" volt regulator as well!