Well, the GPS-3030 is repaired and working well, so I thought I'd write a few words about the repair. In its day, this must have been quite a nice, professional bench power supply. It's very nicely made. The original symptom was that it appeared to be working till any sort of load was put on the output. Then it would die. I searched the internet and blogs (including EEVBlog) for a schematic. No joy. I downloaded the manual which has a block diagram, but no schematic. I removed the main PCB and gave it a thorough eyeball for obvious issues. The +15V and -15V references had been replaced previously and curiously, a 4.7K 3W resistor that goes across the input smoothing capacitor had been removed and placed in a plastic bag, inside the cabinet. I then checked every resistor, diode, zener and transistor with a multimeter. Also checked and cleaned connectors. No joy!, Next I powered the supply up and checked that input voltages, the +/- 15V and 2.5V references were working. Everything checked out, but still not working and without a schematic that was about as far as I could get. So, what did I have to lose? I removed the 4 IC's and fitted high quality IC sockets, then replaced the IC's with new devices. Joy oh joy!! The GPS-3030 was now working like a beauty! The four IC's are U103A/B lm1458 Voltage/Current reference amplifier. U104 LM301 Voltage Comparitor. U105 LM301 Current Comparitor and U106 LM741 Current Amplifier. I haven't tested which one is faulty, but who cares now that the supply is working? The manual has the adjustment procedure which I carried out, so it's working like a bought one. Bob VK2ZRM