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== First: power == Most "dead A5000" faults are the PSU or its fuse. Work the Service Manual sequence:<ref name="sm" /> # Switch off, unplug the mains lead. Check the '''5 A fuse in the mains plug'''. Fit a new 5 A fuse; if it blows on switch-on, the PSU is faulty — exchange it. # Measure the rails at the faston power connectors: <templatestyles src="Template:StyledTable/styles.css" /> {| class="wikitable styled-table" style="width:90%; text-align:center;" |+'''A5000 supply rails''' ! Rail !! Feeds |- | +5 V || Main PCB, floppy drive, hard disc |- | −5 V || Backplane expansion connector |- | +12 V || Video connector SK1 pin 12; floppy/hard-disc motors |} # If the PSU runs then cuts out, check the '''fan''' and that the fan aperture is not blocked — a stalled fan or blocked aperture causes thermal shutdown. Repeated shutdowns mean a faulty PSU.<ref name="sm" />
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