I have several netapp power supplies that run my old disk shelves. A few of them have gone bad and it appears they all have an axial Inductor that is burned up on each one of them. Unfortunately there aren't any bands left to read so I can't tell what size to replace them with. The inductor goes between a leg on a small transformer (can't find any info on the transformer) and the gate of a mosfet 1A31AL . I'm at a loss as to what to replace them with and my electronics skills aren't wonderful. Soldering no problem. Any clue what I should use? I also couldn't find any pcb diagrams on the power supply anywhere. The power supplies were made by Power One and are about 10 years old roughly.
because they slide into disk shelves and have a good number of pins I don't have a clue how I can test voltages. I would assume everything is 12v or 5v DC output as everything connected in the units is as such. Input voltage is 120v |
by Expressline99
September 27, 2023 |
Replacing an unidentified axial inductor can be a challenging task, especially without knowing the exact specifications. However, there are some steps you can take to determine the appropriate replacement:
When dealing with electronic components, it's essential to exercise caution and follow proper safety measures, especially when working with high voltages. If you are unsure about any step or feel uncomfortable, it's always best to seek professional assistance. |
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