Apple //c power brick failure

Now that I've maanged to view the pictures, my comments... It's clearly a linear suppl. The 4 diodes and capacitor provide a DC output (unregualted). Is that the only output, or are there AC outputs too? What I do do first is desodler the transformer secondary connections from the PCB and put the PCB aside. Check the continuity of the primary winding (between the live and neutral pins of the mains input plug) and the secondary (or -ies). If any are open, the transformer needs a rewind. Actually, if the primary is open, there may be a thermal fuse inside the trnasofmer that has failed, protectign the rest of it. You might be able to find and replace that without rewiding the whole thing. If you have a 'megger', do an insualtion test on the transfomer -- between each widing and the core and betwee the primaray and each secodnary winding. Then, with The PCB still removed, connect mains with a ligbt bulb (low-ish wattage) in series. It must be a real filament bulb, of course. The blub should remain dark. If it glows, you'ge got shorted turns, probably due to burnt insulation. again rewind time... If the transofmer is OK, then it's probably worth replacing the 4 diodes and the capacitor (the latter may be OK, but I woudn't trust it! That should get it going again. -tony