How to test Partner power supplies - 03/31/11 09:35 AM
I have been replacing the power supply in Partner processor and line/extension cards that aren't working well. If I see brown plastic or feel a lot of heat at the top of an old module, I take that to be a sign that it may need a new power supply. It seems to fix the problem, but I would like to be a little more scientific about it.
Is there some quick and dirty way to test the power supply to show it is no good? When I plug my butt set into the Partner extensions, sometimes L1 and L2 glow steady, but other times they blink. Does this indicate a problem, or maybe this is just the stuttering that tells you that you have a voice mail?
For computers I have a handy-dandy power supply tester. Can this be adapted to test Partner power supplies?
Is there some quick and dirty way to test the power supply to show it is no good? When I plug my butt set into the Partner extensions, sometimes L1 and L2 glow steady, but other times they blink. Does this indicate a problem, or maybe this is just the stuttering that tells you that you have a voice mail?
For computers I have a handy-dandy power supply tester. Can this be adapted to test Partner power supplies?