9 Oct
2007
9 Oct
'07
4:36 p.m.
In article <d511943883aacf56cb97a0c95ea5e729 at valleyimplants.com>,
Scott Quinn <compoobah at valleyimplants.com> writes:
It doesn't day that to me at all..
What it says to me is 'there might be a problem. Look for signs of
overheating (discoloured PCBs/connectors), and when you first turn it on,
don't leave it unattended. Keep an eye on it, and if starts to smoke,
kill the power and investigate'
-tony
Check the dates on your OLS PSUs - some of the
early ones were
defective and could catch fire.
I love it when people toss out stuff like this without any specifics
(what dates?).
The way people constantly warn of this and that on this list makes
you afraid to plug anything in and ever turn it on, which is a waste.