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Forums › New Zealand Broadband › Replacement ONT PSU
kenkeniff

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#177773 13-Aug-2015 18:09
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The PSU for my Chorus ONT seems to have blown up today tripping my circuit breaker in the process.

What's the quickest / easiest way to get hold of a new one (i.e. without having to get Chorus out to tell me it broke)..?

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kenkeniff

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#1366655 14-Aug-2015 21:26
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FYI:
a) no the connector is not the same as PCI-e power (it's pretty much identical but smaller so obviously not ATX-power either)
b) yes a 0.6mm breadboard / PCB jumper would fit (referring to the linked / locked thread)
c) the quickest / most painless solution for me was a pair of side cutters and a 12V / 1A power supply I had laying around wink

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