usually the main filter cap is always good, just replace the brown leaky ELNA ones.
the only problem you may find during the process is a corroded circuit board, just spend more time cleaning it and sealing it, if necessary.
As for current limiting, there should be a trimmer on top of the controller board, see my videos, just turn it down, you should make a cable adapter that enables you to measure the current while plugged to a load. let me know if you need more informations!
make sure you don't short the power supply with the multimeter while checking current
on all the brick I repaired, none of them needed adjusting, since the powerbooks will accept a wide range of voltages and the fact that the voltage dips down while under load
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLvK52TiAHHJpKxeQjfkHBZjSKctZQuidU
uniserver, if you need Mac Portable bricks, just open one of the PowerBook ones and tweak the trimmer inside to adjust the current limit.
Should i do a video about that too? but I don't have a Mac Portable (Yet... still looking for one...)
the only problem you may find during the process is a corroded circuit board, just spend more time cleaning it and sealing it, if necessary.
As for current limiting, there should be a trimmer on top of the controller board, see my videos, just turn it down, you should make a cable adapter that enables you to measure the current while plugged to a load. let me know if you need more informations!
make sure you don't short the power supply with the multimeter while checking current
on all the brick I repaired, none of them needed adjusting, since the powerbooks will accept a wide range of voltages and the fact that the voltage dips down while under load
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLvK52TiAHHJpKxeQjfkHBZjSKctZQuidU
uniserver, if you need Mac Portable bricks, just open one of the PowerBook ones and tweak the trimmer inside to adjust the current limit.
Should i do a video about that too? but I don't have a Mac Portable (Yet... still looking for one...)