20 Feb
2011
20 Feb
'11
9:21 a.m.
The commodore
monitors I have seem to
use the same switch found on AT PC power supplies. I fixed a
1802 using one, and my 1084 will get fixed that way sooner
or later (it is stuck in the on position and I use a surge
strip to turn it on and off).
Do you mean generic AT p/s's? The original AT had a toggle switch (of sorts). Wouldn't scrounge an original AT p/s,
it's worth more then the
monitor...
I wasn;t aware that IBM PC/AT (or any other IBM PC family) PSUs were in
any sense rare or valuable...
most of the generic AT units I have don't got no switch :(
Most of the ones I've see had a 4 core cabel ending in faston tabs to
connect to the switch. the switch being mounted separately in the case. I
suspexct it's that type of switch which the OP was suggesting as a spare
of the monitor.
-tony