bad 4000t power supply?

[guru-666]

I think my power supply has gone bad.  Simply can't get any action to happen.  Do I need to check with a volt meter or are there any other ways to test?
I hear regular at supplies work, but do they fit?  anybody find a good brand or have a good source?
I was running a full house, toaster/flyer, par, tbc, Picasso IV and mkII060 with 2 hard drives, so I'm sure that puts a strain on the PS.

[guru-666]

where did you get it?

[guru-666]

so the general size, form factor is not an issue?  are all AT PS the same size?

ALSO how did it work out with the power switch?

[guru-666]

how did you connect the power switch? not sure how that part will work think I found a suitable PSU

[guru-666]

thanks, let you know once I get it working!

[guru-666]

Well, I still have not fixed this.  The problem is odd to me.  -when I disconnect p8/p9 connectors the power supply turns on
-once I connect the p8/p9 connectors to the MB the power supply does nothing (the fan does not come on)
-if plug in only one of the p8/p9 the power sully fan spins.
-if I plug in only hd ans such, they get power.
-I am not sure I am measuring the power the right way, but I think I get 5 volts.

HELP

I got another PS off ebay, but it was not working....
-I have removed the battery on the MB because it was not working.

[guru-666]

I am finally taking a look at this issue again....
How do I find "A bad cap" on the mb?  I have striped the machine down to the bare bones.....

[guru-666]

FIXED IT!!!!!
Oh man it was not even a power supply issue!  I had the audio video module on the wrong way.... DOH!  

[guru-666]

I'm replying on the 4000(t).... I'm even back online! :lol:

[guru-666]

Yes standard AT power supplies can be used in the 4000(t) they have the same form factor.