OK, Larry,

I Gotta ask,
Why the 100 watt light bulb in series ???
> 
> several years ago, we had a customer loose a 12" water
> main (fire sprinkler main).  a fully loaded dual d1232
> was totally flooded.  luckily, the power was
> immediately cut.  we arrived 1 hour later, pulled the
> systems, completely disassembled all boards.  washed
> all boards in clean water, then removed all loose
> water with an air hose, then dried the boards with
> hair driers.  reassembled, used a 100 watt bulb in
> series with ac power and powered up.  one cabinet was
> dead (no power light) but the other was trying to boot
> up.  removed 100 watt bulb and that box came up. 
> after removing all power supply connections, it was
> obvious the power supply wasn't working.  we pulled
> power module and disassembled, there was standing
> water.  did same as we did to the other boards
> (above), and power supply came to life and cabinet
> booted.  we then pulled supply module in the box that
> did work and totally cleaned it too.  took 12 hours,
> but system is working fine today, 8 years later.



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