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KHACHIMO
A 525 watt ATX power supply tested for reliable workstation operation
The KHACHIMO T3500 D525AF-00 DPS-525FB A 0M821J is a 525W ATX power supply built for Dell Precision T3500 workstations. It is supplied new and has been tested working to confirm reliable operation. This unit replaces the original DPS-525FB power supply in compatible systems.
This supply fits the proprietary T3500 form factor and connector layout. Builders assembling a custom ATX system or upgrading a different workstation model should look elsewhere because the pin-out and physical design are specific to the T3500 platform.
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Align the 24-pin ATX connector and the 8-pin CPU plug with the motherboard headers, press straight down until each latch clicks, then route cables behind the drive cage so the 0M821J plug stays flat.
Plan replacement after roughly five years of continuous use or sooner if the fan develops bearing noise or the unit shows voltage drift under load.
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