I've reverse-engineered the PCB assemblies on that supply, and thus have made the schematics public. I have no access to the official schematics other than the simplified ones available online, and the replacement parts list.
Thus, the KEPCO MPS 620M Schematics:
https://github.com/KubaO/T-M-Reverse-EngineeringTreats especiales:
- it's drawn in Elektor style in KiCad
- my hand-drawn draft is included for audience's amusement
And yes, in mine
all Zeners were way outside of the tolerance. One small signal transistor had two open pins (per capacitance meter).
Is it worth fixing this beast?
IMHO: Yes. This supply has a
very conservative thermal design. You can run it hard all day and it won't even notice. It's also quite moddable - even with existing pass transistors, it can be made to respond faster by using better op-amps and changing the compensation a bit. For 6V A1 supply, it helps to use better transistors in the pre-driver to ensure it has enough bandwidth to make faster op-amps worthwhile. All active parts are socketed.
I've been running it into a dead short for a day on both supplies at the same time - nice room heater, it took it without a problem.