Blown Power Supply

Picco

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01-31-2004, 06:24 PM

I have taken a PC from someone to fix but the problem is the voltage
at the back was switched from 230V to 115V.

What I want to know is what is damaged? Or what is dead? I have a
spare power supply that I could put in but will the motherboard/PCI
cards/hard disc be damaged or dead?

Would someone be able to help me? If so can you email me personally to
or even better as I am in kind of a rush TEXT to
07811574203.

Thanks in Advance.

Picco

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