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Default Illico Explorer 2200 - Dead

My Scientific Atlanta Explorer 2200 decoder was completely dead. I
found the switching power supply faulty.
The power supply board is located vertically on the side of the
cabinet.
I found U3 (ICE2A265 short on pin 7 VCC) and C19 (22uF, 50V with a very
high ESR).
I replaced those two parts and everythings is now OK.
I found the ICE2A265 at Digi-Key.

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