I have personally found several instances in power supplies I either own
or have repaired where the green power wire lug is firmly attached by
the bolt and nut. It however was nicely insulated by the paint!.
Visual inspection is the best way to determine if an issue exists. Do
take time to remove the bolt and nut securing the wire lug to the
chassis. Clean the area to bright shining metal where the lug would
come in contact with the chassis. Then reattach the green wire and lug
with the original nut and bolt.
73
Bob, K4TAX
On 2/25/2019 4:26 PM, Rose wrote:
While you have the cover off, check for paint under the
lug on the green power cord wire …
73!
Len Kopp- K0PP
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