11/24/2007
S-presso dead
My little Asus S-presso small-form-factor PC that was running Ubuntu is dead.
Fans don’t even spin when I try to power it up. I suspect that the power supply burned out.
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My s-presso psu went bang after 14 months, can’t get any help from retailer or Asus site. can we fix the PSU?? HELP anyone.
I had a lot of problems replacing the Asus power supply in the S-presso the Pn:SL-22A (Pn:04-185007700 or its replacements the 04G-185007701 currently not aivailable anywhere so I went to http://www.enuinc.com here in Hillsboro , Or and got a MICRO ATX 250W P4-12V Model MP4 25 ATX (KY350ATX) AND ITS 250W I had to remove the 4 screows holding the top of the power supply and then remove the 4 screws holding the fan then cut a 1/4 of an inch off the tpower supply to reducde the hight of the power supply by a 1/4 of an inch then attach one screw to the back of the power supply to mout the power supply at leastAPPROX 1/2 AN INCH FRON THE LEFT HAND SIDE OF THE CASE FROM THE BACK VIEW. I secured the fan using a small tie wrap so that it wouldhe fan across the opened power supplyto help cool it
I can send you photos of what I have done upon request, my working power supply, Asus not repairing or replacing theirs
I had 2 of these from ASUS and within a month of each other, they both died.
What a bunch of “CRAP”. I think we should BLOG the hell out this and maybe that would get ASUS’s attention.
Sincerely,
A VERY UNHAPPY ASUS customer
go to http://www.enuinc.com get a 250 watt power supply micro ATX 250 WATT P4 -12 V MODEL MP4 ATX25 (KY-250ATX) ACINPUT115/230Vac-7/4a 60/50 hz remove the top cover with fan remove 4 screws that hold fan to coverthen u need to cut a 1/4 inchof the two exposed just above the heat sink of the two exposed edges in order to mount this supply into the case I used a tie wrap to mount the fan to one side of the of the case and the back of the power supplyto the case
Gene Sikora
it works