Hi Wally
It was a bit naughty for the second OP not to have opened a new thread.
In my opinion it would be virtually impossible to replace the 8920A power supply internally with anything else, it is a custom unit made to fit a very tight space. To remove it without damaging the plastic mains switch operating plastic rod means quite a lot of work.
It is a particularly nasty design by today's standards. The problems are two fold, it uses a transformer to provide isolation in the feedback path, this means that a blow up around the switching stage can be transmitted back into the low voltage stage regulators, current designs mainly use opto isolators to prevent this. Secondly it is a flyback design which if it losses the feedback loop it will almost certainly totally self destruct, which appears to be the case with this one.
For myself I would repair it, but I will not do so for anyone else as almost invariably they fail again in short order due to hidden damage. There is also the chance that the insulation within the main switching transformer has been compromised.
In Europe there is some 370VDC, mains derived at low impedance around the switching stage, this can readily cause molten copper to be produced, also unless working in a safe environment using an isolation transformer there a severe Health and Safety issues.
There are safe ways of working on these supplies, if you have been trained to do so and are experienced.
My best regards to you.
George