LaserPecker2 Power Base Modification
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Description
The power supply for LaserPecker2 is a separate power adapter. Every time I need to use it, I have to spend a long time managing the cables, and it's inconvenient to store, which is annoying.
I made a power base, cut open the original adapter, put the circuit board inside, added a switch, rewired it, placed a fan to enhance heat dissipation, and finally cleaned the base plate and glued it securely with silicone!
Modification Notes:
1. The base plate has cooling holes. If you install a turbine heatsink, you'll need to increase the height. Therefore, it's designed with footpad holes, and you'll need to buy 1mm diameter, 4mm high rubber footpads to stick into the holes.
2. Ensure the top of the adapter is well insulated to prevent contact with the aluminum base plate, which could electrify the casing.
3. Fully discharge the adapter before disassembling it. The large capacitors inside can give quite a painful shock /(ㄒoㄒ)/~~
4. Since I didn't anticipate the top sidewall of the three-pin power port being thick, you just need to cut off a small part with a knife; it won't affect the aesthetics.
5. The support for the power cord hole is difficult to remove. If necessary, you can use a Phillips screwdriver and a small hammer to knock it out.
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