Linksys LS120V10AE Chassis

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Chassis for the Linksys LS120V10AE switching power supply. The power supply of my Linksys router died and I had to force open the chassis to get to the internals. Replaced a blown capacitor and it worked again. Since I annihilated the chassis I needed a new one. So here it is. Files include STL (STereoLithography), STP (STEP) and IPT (Autodesk Inventor Part). Print Settings Printer: XYZPrinting Da Vinci 1.0A Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: 0,3mm Notes: Print using materials with a high melting point like ABS! I cannot recommend PLA for this. The internal electronics are laid out for 105°C (221°F). Post-Printing Screwing around Use the 4x M5 (self-tapping) screws commonly found for mounting 8cm computer fans. Instructions Print the "Chassis Bottom" and "Chassis Top". There is no need to print the "Internals" as it was just a reference for designing the chassis. Print with the largest surface facing your print area. There is no need for supports.