I have the first generation Time Capsule A1254, the power supply went south and I'm looking to replace it any suggestions where I might find one? Thanks
Hi,
I have the first generation Time Capsule A1254, the power supply inside went south, does anyone know where I can purchase another?
Thanks
Might be worth considering a repair of the power supply so you can keep the data on your drive.
I have no association with the link below other than as a customer.
http://www.timecapsulerepair.net/
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