On Wednesday, October 18, 2006 @ 3:46 PM, Randall R Schulz wrote:
Greg,
On Wednesday 18 October 2006 12:28, Greg Wallace wrote:
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You need a multimeter of some kind, with test leads that have thin, sharp-pointed test probes at the end. These test probes can be inserted right next to the wires that go into the power connector that hooks up to the motherboard.
As I recall, all of the wires came out of one round hole, so it probably wouldn't be possible to do this without pulling the lid off of the power box to get to the source of the wires.
No. You access the power supply leads on the pins of the connector that attaches to the mainboard. And you do ti while it's connected to the mainboard.
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Greg Wallace
Randall Schulz
So I check the voltage where each wire attaches to the motherboard, not at the power supply source, is that right? Greg Wallace