: The "94V-0" or "101V-0" print on the circuit board is a standard UL 94 plastic flammability rating. It indicates that the fiberglass substrate self-extinguishes within 10 seconds during a vertical burn test.

Official schematics for the (often listed as 101VO ) power supply are not publicly hosted by the manufacturer, as they are typically proprietary service documents. This board is commonly found in older LCD monitors and arcade equipment.

: Standard linear regulators (often 7805 for +5V and 7812 for +12V) that maintain a steady output voltage.

| Step | Action | Result/Outcome | | :--- | :--- | :--- | | 1 | Replaced the primary side's to resolve a primary side fault. | The fault on the primary side was fixed. | | 2 | After fixing the primary side, the board still had 0V output (secondary side fault). | A secondary side fault was diagnosed. | | 3 | Checked SMD resistors, diodes, and capacitors on the secondary side; all seemed OK. | Some components did not have any reading, suggesting potential missing or faulty SMD capacitors . |

: The board features four independent transistor switch circuits labeled out1 through out4 .