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Topic # 59784 12-Apr-2010 15:46
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Hey all,

Can anyone provide some pointers to a local crowd who could help with supplying a replacement power supply for the aforementioned Dell server?

Apparently the server is well EOL (it is 6 years old) and the Dell guys don't want to know.

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  Reply # 317390 12-Apr-2010 15:54
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I would try Trademe and buy a whole PowerEdge 750 and use it for spare parts, or google poweredge 750 power supply spare parts, there are lots of companies supplying parts for this still which you could import. A pain I know but thats how that works.




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  Reply # 317394 12-Apr-2010 16:00
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Have you specifically tried the Dell spare parts team. I've found them particularly helpful for things like failed fans, power supplies etc.

PartsSales_ANZDell [at] Dell.com



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  Reply # 317401 12-Apr-2010 16:06
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allan: Have you specifically tried the Dell spare parts team. I've found them particularly helpful for things like failed fans, power supplies etc.

PartsSales_ANZDell [at] Dell.com


Thanks!  Trying that now. 

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