trying to find a part number for a dell optiplex 3010 desktop power supply
The power supply on a Dell Optiplex 3010 (desktop) that was out of warranty by 3 days (and dell won't honor the 3 year warranty) needs to be replaced.
This:
http://txcesssurplus.com/dell-x3kj8-optiplex-3010-7010-9010-dt-power-supply-h250ed-d250e006l/
says it's part X3KJ8
This:
says it's DY72N
a) I try to find this as a replacement part on dells website and come up empty : (
b) anyone know which is right and where to get one inexpensively and quickly?
This:
http://txcesssurplus.com/dell-x3kj8-optiplex-3010-7010-9010-dt-power-supply-h250ed-d250e006l/
says it's part X3KJ8
This:
says it's DY72N
a) I try to find this as a replacement part on dells website and come up empty : (
b) anyone know which is right and where to get one inexpensively and quickly?
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>> Love to be able to go to a (dell!?) page and type 1 in and see all the other part numbers that are direct replacements.
Yes that would be great wouldn't it :)
Dell keep their non-user serviceable parts catalogue very much to themselves and their partners so there's a bit of cheating involved!
eBay is actually not a bad source for the range of part numbers but don't rely entirely on it as sellers there sometimes get confused too!
There are a few large parts resellers who have the Dell catalogue linked to their online website database (eg http://www.powersourceonline.com/ (other retailers are available!)) so you can verify what each P/N relates to but a lot of it is simply getting good with Google!
Yes that would be great wouldn't it :)
Dell keep their non-user serviceable parts catalogue very much to themselves and their partners so there's a bit of cheating involved!
eBay is actually not a bad source for the range of part numbers but don't rely entirely on it as sellers there sometimes get confused too!
There are a few large parts resellers who have the Dell catalogue linked to their online website database (eg http://www.powersourceonline.com/ (other retailers are available!)) so you can verify what each P/N relates to but a lot of it is simply getting good with Google!
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Ah, different markets. Different voltages. DIdn't think of that : )