...and I can't see a way of getting into the thing to check the fuse - is this possible, or should I resort to my trusty combination of chisel and hammer?

(Brute force and ignorance every time, that's what I say!)

It's a UK one, for what it's worth, and appears to be completely sealed. Maybe I'm being stupid. Wouldn't be the first time...

Not that it really matters - I've got a couple of other power bricks that work with it (though I think one is a little under-powered, 'cause I keep getting the battery symbol appearing - not likely to hurt it, am I?).

Bry.


Mark 2 #080000515
12GB Green (was Blue)
...and it's full!

...and I can't see a way of getting into the thing to check the fuse

Don't bother -- there probably isn't a fuse inside of it anyway (maybe a fusable link?) and if you go here you can find a very serviceable replacement for just $6.50. Of course shipping to U.K. will probably run you about twice that amount, so maybe for you it isn't such a good deal after all.

But for anybody looking for a few empeg-compatible power supplies, these work very well, the company is reliable and ships very quickly and is even good about answering email quesitons about their products.

tanstaafl.

"There Ain't No Such Thing As A Free Lunch"

If you've got a mk2, you're obviously within the 1 year warranty, so contact support and we can get another one out to you.

Hugo

Thanks, Hugo. I've just emailed [email protected].

Cheers,
Bryan.

Mark 2 #080000515
12GB Green (was Blue)
...and it's full!

My power brick also died today, but I am not sure warranty claim is worth the trouble. I have a spare IBM ThinkPad power supply, and empeg seems to like it.

Dragi "Bonzi" Raos
Zagreb, Croatia
Q#5196, MkII#80000376, 18GB green

I found it no trouble at all - just the usual impeccable service! Nice to see things haven't changed since the move to SonicBlue...



Mark 2 #080000515
12GB Green (was Blue)
...and it's full!