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Offline bludger

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Re: monitor trouble
« on: September 03, 2005, 10:52:02 AM »
I just fixed the same problem with my CM8833-I using the switch from an AT PSU.

Only had to re-drill the mounting holes about 1 mm larger to allow for the slight difference between them(the AT screws are just slightly farther apart).

As Python15 wrote -

------------------------------------------------------I'm guessing you've already done this! It's easier said than done as the switch is soldered onto the PCB. How many AT PSU's do you know that are soldered in place? --------------------------

I'm not familiar with the -II model. Is it a different design?
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