> The 1.2 A and 1.8 A power supplies are very different as you say. I believe
> the 1.8 A one was supplied to Apple under contract, hence no schematic
> 'leaked' from Apple.
>
> "Usually" the failure of a Lisa power supply is typical of a switching
> power supply. (Leaking high voltage capacitors, blown flyback transistor,
> fried rectifier diode...) so it usually doesn't require a schematic to fix.
> I suppose there are plenty other failures that cause the power supply to be
> forgotten on a shelf awaiting repair, I think I have a couple of those.
>
> If anyone does find a schematic for this power supply, please let us all
> know, I suspect many of us care.
>
> Otherwise, perhaps someone can volunteer to draw it?
> (Or even volunteer some funds to commission it)
>
> To start, I would suggest Capilano DesignWorks... the lite version is $40,
> free demo.
>
> http://www.capilano.com/
>
> James
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