Anet A6 360W Upgrade PSU Cover

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Power Supply Cover to be used in conjunction with 360W PSU which I purchased at Banggood - https://www.banggood.com/Wholesale-12V-30A-360W-Switch-Power-Supply-Driver-for-LED-Strip-Light-Display-220V110V-p-39987.html?rmmds=search&cur_warehouse=CN . Utilised mounting adapter from here - https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2667230 (Thanks CHARL13). This has punchouts for a 250V 10A AC 3 in 1 Fuse Power Supply Socket Connector Rocker Switch which I got from Banggood here - https://www.banggood.com/250V-15A-AC-3-in-1-Fuse-Power-Supply-Socket-Connector-Rocker-Switch-p-1145927.html?rmmds=search&cur_warehouse=CN and the PZEM-021 4 in 1 LCD Voltage Current Active Power Energy Meter Blue Backlight Panel Voltmeter Ammeter KWH Meter 0-20A 80-260V 50/60HZ which can be found here - https://www.banggood.com/PZEM-021-4-in-1-LCD-Voltage-Current-Active-Power-Energy-Meter-Blue-Backlight-Panel-p-1111790.html?rmmds=search . Score the punchouts with a knife and remove them carefuly, I start with the largest and work my way smaller. The surface mount parts should snap into place, the lugs broke on my screen though so I will be using hot glue. My PSU mounting bracket is bolted on with spacers to bring it off the frame somewhat as I had to use bolts with large heads on them to secure the PSU to the bracket, you may need to do the same for a good fit. Updated 19/01/2018 - Rework the sides of the LCD punchout and the IEC punchout to improve the fit. Printed my final piece at 0.1, 100% infill. Added pictures showing wiring diagram, blue is neutral, stripey yellow is ground and the brown (or is it green?) wire is live. This wiring configuration will light the switch up. Notes: Use a 3A 250V quick blow fuse if you have 240V AC, 2A blew out when powering it on. 110V users probably want about a 6A fuse, but feel free to consult with a proper electronics expert in your area.