When I replaced the ones in my power supply I got them from Digikey. I'll look back and see if I still have the part numbers. A lot of the capacitors in the power supply are A/C, some are D/C, so you have to be sure you know which to get.
The ones I replaced were the the large cylinder ones that are of the same value, as well as a few of the orange square ones. You can tell when the orange square ones go bad because they have very thin crack lines going through them.
It's not very likely that the relay is a problem. It's more likely that the very large capacitors in the power supply and maybe some of the smaller ones are gone out of speck. The noise you hear is caused by the overvoltage crowbar. So in short, it's generating a voltage that's too high, so the that circuit kicks in to shut it off.
BTW: this info came from James MacPhail who helped me fix my power supply, so credit goes to him.
Patrick Garber wrote:
> Does anyone have a list of good replacement caps and diodes with
> there order number so I can get the right one, I have found the
> right one for C2 and Most of the cylinder ones but all the other
> block looking ones I have no idea on since I am not used to working
> with them. Could the "solid state relay" be bad? Because I hear
> clicking when I hold the power button in. I read this http://
> lisafaq.sunder.net/lisafaq-hw-pwr_Lisa_does_not_power_on.html
>
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