Saturn PSU replacement (or alternative)

[sgwas]

It looks like my Saturn has a faulty PSU. It only turns on if the power cord plugged in is pushed up or down.

I looked on Ebay for a new PSU that my Saturn takes specifically, the Fujitsu KS350-1401, and the sale for it has already ended.

Is there an alternative to that PSU that I can use (I already know about the homemade SaturnPSU), or another place that I could find that PSU? I heard that that PSU specifically has heating issues (which I did notice with mine), so an alternative I could use would be great.

[zyrobs]

That just sounds like a broken solder joint that could be quickly fixed.
The overheating issue can be fixed by replacing a part and/or soldering an extra capacitor.

[mick_aka]

I've found with a lot of the dying power supplies now a quick and dirty re-flow with a hot air station usually sorts it.

This reminded me however of a nice external power brick mod someone did quite a while back, but I can't for the life of me remember which site it was posted on.

[buckoa51]

My main Saturn has this kit in it www.retrosales.com.au/collections/saturn/products/accessory-power-supply-sega-saturn-dreamcast-replacement-modified-psu-retrofit-modding

Seems to work well.

[sgwas]

Thanks for the replies, everyone. I also noticed that two points near the power plug on the bottom had the solder melted off on them.

Thankfully I got someone to resolder it today, and it works now!

One thing I did notice though, even after the soldering job...the left side of the Saturn gets quite warm after about 15 minutes of play. I heard that this exact PSU has heating issues anyway, but this seems unusual...

EDIT: Oof, I already said that last part and zyrobs already gave a solution :/

If you guys have any more solutions to that though, they would all be very welcome

EDIT 2: What parts would I need to replace to fix the overheating btw?