Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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Replacement 150 W power supply for Lenovo M9000z and M9080z all-in-one PCs
This new server power supply from Supersuperuncle is built to fit the Lenovo M9000z and M9080Z all-in-one systems. It carries part number PC9051 and serves as a direct substitute for the original unit. The 150 watt output matches the factory specification for these models.
Install this supply when the original DPS-150QB A or PS-2151-01 unit fails or shows unstable voltage. The swap restores full power to the all-in-one without adapter cables or case modifications. It is not for systems outside the M9000z and M9080Z series.
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The PS-2151-01 is built to the same form factor as the original DPS-150QB A, so it fits the M9000z and M9080Z all-in-one bay directly with no bracket changes.
The single 24-pin main connector must be seated fully before the side latch clicks; partial insertion causes no-post symptoms even though the plug looks connected.
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