Centaur II
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If your home circuit breaker tripped and the main fuse isn't blown, the problem is probaby upstream. Check your outlet, inspect power cord for damage, EMI filter. Take apart the power supply assembly to see if something shorted out. I once had a small washer fall and get wedged in by the power connector and cause a fault.
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