Yes it was.

On Aug 13, 2009, at 10:49 PM, Stephen P. Hill wrote:

> Just remember, once you fix the power supply it will
> probably go back to your original problem.  Wasn't it
> blowing fuses?
>
>
> Philip Lord wrote:
>> Just a quick update:
>> I got all the parts I needed today. It cost me a total of about US 
>> $8 as I got multiples (6) of everything, as well as some 16V 47uf  
>> caps too.
>> The only thing I couldn't find was the 5402 diodes, but the shop  
>> keeper sold me some 3004's and said they were basically the same  
>> thing.
>> I got home a little late from work so I haven't had much time, but  
>> I did desolder one lead of the CR3 (5402) diode and tested it with  
>> my digital multimeter set to the diode setting. With the leads  
>> connected one way I get a reading of 4.61V, and with the leads  
>> reversed I get 'OL'...so maybe I can assume the CR3 diode is good.  
>> Just to be sure I  tested one of my new 3004 diodes with the meter  
>> and it read 4.88V one way, and of course 'OL' the other way...close  
>> enough. So I think I can keep the original diode in place.
>> Thats it for now...more updates soon.
>> Phil
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