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ok that may well be repairable
there are 2 or 3 capacitors on the board
look at the rated voltage
one will be 400V. you can power the board and check for voltage on that cap. it should be 320v or so DC
if thats ok check the other caps. these have lower voltages 5 to 20v DC or so
if you dont get the 400v look for a fusible resistor to see if its gone. also look closely at the power chip, its a 7 leg chip look for a small blemish the size if pin head on the top surface, normally shiny. I get that mark if the chip overheats inside and goes faulty
if you get the 400v but nothing on the output caps its most likely the chip. if you get a voltage on the output caps that seems to rise then dies then there is a problem somewhere else on the board and it needs changing
cant find a decent pic of the board components to point thins out to you
if you can solder its a cheap fix if it works. aswo stocks some chips otherwise its ebay. dont know the chip no on this board but they often begin LNK or TNY
Dave
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