>I don't know about the UK, but a friend of mine had a ticking duo dock in
>Germany a few years ago. He had to fix the C28 capacitor.
I doubt that Apple used different power supplies for the different
power systems. All PS's since the II (with a few exceptions?) were
suitable for both 110V and 230V. My SE/30 has a PS I pulled from a US
SE/30 (I'm from Germany). I swapped the original PS because the one
from the US was cooler. We once had to work on a overloaded power
line with just about 170V instead of 230V, and everything, the
PM7200, several PCs, monitors etc. worked perfectly. So the ticking
dock should be a global problem...
Steffen
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