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Subject: Re: power supply apple IIe
Date: Tue, 03 Aug 1999 12:09:46 GMT
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Open up the power supply.
Look for the switching transistor (a big silver oval shaped object
mounted on a black finned heatsink) near this you will find a (normally
black) capacitor marked 220uF 10V the power supply printed circuit will
be marked C7 (for capacitor seven). Unsolder this cap and replace with a
220uF 16V 105 degree centigrade capacitor and it should work. The reason
why you go for a 105 with the new cap is because it dries out from the
heat from the switching transistor. NB Please observe polarity when
replacing the cap!
Good luck

In article <rudi.carael-ya023580000108991218470001@news.skynet.be>,
  rudi.carael@skynet.be (Rudi Carael) wrote:
>
>
> --
> Hi,
>
> I've got an Apple IIe with the power supply broken.
> It's making a sissing sound.
> Does someone have an electric scheme or a parts list for this power
supply?
> or now where I can find it ?
>
> Thanks
>
> Rudi.c
>
> rudi.carael@skynet.be
>


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