Question : Problem: How to find the correct power supply?

I have a G4 Mac, with a blown power supply... at least, I think it's the power supply.

I've searched just about everything that I'm capable of, and I'm still coming up with little or nothing on a replacement.

Here's the specs:

The "Model Number" is M5183, but apparently this doesn't mean very much (thanks Apple)
The sticker says:  400MHz / 1M Cache / 64MB SDRAM / 20GB HD / DVD-ROM / 56K Modem / 1000BT / KB

The serial number on the sticker says:  XB0420YLJ3B

The power supply is a little weird, as it has a high-voltage line that feeds the monitor.  The monitor has a cable which carries both the power and the VGA signal.

Here is what I'm reading from the actually power supply:

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AcBel
AP-9841-291

Date:  B0032     Rev:  B

AC Input:
100-120V~, 47-63 Hz   10.0A
200-240V~, 47-63 Hz   5.0A

DC Output:
+5.0V      ====  20.0A   ---| Total
+3.3V      ====  24.0A   ---| 126W
12.0V      ====  8.0A            Max    
-12.0V     ====  0.25A
+28.0VS  ====  4.04A

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There is also a bar code on the power supply itself that reads:

FZ0329UGJPMB

Can anyone here make any sense of this crazy stuff ?

Many thanks, in advance!

Answer : Problem: How to find the correct power supply?

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