[iyonix-support] Re: Dead Iyo

In message <d01eaa7950.steve@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
          Steve Fryatt <lists@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

> On 12 Jul, JV  wrote in message
>   <e720a77950.JV@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>:

>> In message <4A59107E.7090902@xxxxxxxxxx>
>>           John Ballance <jwb@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>>
>>> Do you really mean 10.9v? .. and if so, between which 2 wire colours?
>>
>> Reading taken from the power connecters red and black wires going onto
>> hard drive. Reading are between 10.09v and 10.10v

> Unless your DVM has been calibrated recently, measuring to that accuracy is
> pretty meaningless... :-)

> That said, assuming red is 12V (there is a standard, but not all PSUs
> follow that standard) 10.1V is too low for the output from an ATX PSU
> (the 12V rail should be between 10.8V and 13.2V).

> Assuming that something in the box isn't pulling the voltage down, you
> need a new PSU.  Given the problems of testing the PSU operation away
> from the Iyonix, and the fact that replacement PSUs are pretty cheap and
> easily available from any PC dealer, you probably want to try fitting a
> new one.

Exactly what Happened to me. CJE supplied a replacement PSU and it was 
easily fitted.

Alan

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