Power Macintosh G3 AIO Flyback (replacement, diagnosis)

[128keaton]

So I was the lucky beneficiary of an AIO. I had a fun time putting 10.4.11 on it, generally enjoying its usability (great speakers), until I heard a REE-REEEE and smelled a crispy electronics smell. Has anyone replaced a flyback in one of these? A friend suggested one from another Apple monitor, can anyone confirm that this is a possibility? Thanks!

 

[MrMacintosh]

I have two of these with failing flybacks. If you find a source of parts, I'd be interested.

 

[Johnnya101]

Jeez, I have a number I wrote down somewhere... For the fb of course...

Have the number on it? That would help a ton.

EDIT

Found this for when I went poking around in my AIO.

The numbers on the FBT are

6174Z - 1009A

3TD23

EDIT EDIT

Possible solution? http://www.ebay.com/itm/Flyback-Transformer-6174V-and-6174Z-Series-for-LG-TV-Monitor-US-Seller-/122063042869

http://www.technotronic-dimensions.com/Products2a.html

 

[ried]

Well, shoot. This just happened to me, too! Ordered a replacement G3 AIO flyback transformer via the website linked above. We'll see if they actually have any... these are pretty old parts at this point.