12volt source on a SCPH5004 needed

**Furgo** · 07-22-2004,05:01 PM

any help appreciated, i have no multimetre otherwise i would do it myself
best regards

Furgo

**Rotosound_rb666** · 07-22-2004,08:43 PM

I've done that to about every version except the 9/10's, soldered right to the green side of the psu, just had to take the chasis out of the case, solder it up, and put it back. to get your polarity, use a 12v light and touch one end to ground (the whole ring around the board where the matal chasis screws into it is always ground) then when you find +, it lights.

**Furgo** · 07-22-2004,09:40 PM

i know this will sound daft, an you will probably laff at me, but will the ps2 need to be on, cus i have had bad experiances with touching power supplys in the past,

cheers for the reply anyways

**loy** · 07-22-2004,10:13 PM

the the two connected to the ps03 fuse

**loy** · 07-22-2004,10:17 PM

if connect is in the top center () () () ()
| | []<----fuse
| |
\/
are 12v

**Furgo** · 07-22-2004,10:27 PM

thank you loy, ill have a look later on today, as it is 3.25am in the uk an i have to be up at 7 for work

once again thank you very much

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