Ultra Power supply need help jumping the noise filter

[danatlvc]

This PS is out of an Ultra that I have another topic on. The machine has a loud buzz humm coming out of the speaker & most always it"s the noise filter & usually goes away when the filter is removed or at least with my red dot power supplies. This power supply in this machine is diiferent & the noise filter is soldered on a board unllike the easy cutting of the 2 wire & eliminating the noise filter on a red or green dot PS. I took the board out to jump the noise filter solder joints, but there are 5 connection not 2 on each side like the ones for the older PS. My question is how do I jump the traces to elimate the filter? There is 1 2 & straight across are 3 & 4 which I assume you jump staright across. My issue is there is a fifth solder for LOAD inbetween 3 & 4 & I don't know which point to attach it to correctly to eliminate the filter & I want to do it correctly without taking any chances messing the PS up? Any help would be appreciated
Thanks,
Dan

[UNIMAN]

That is NOT an Ultra Series power supply! At least not from the U.S.

Looks like a poker power supply or maybe overseas 240v power supply??

I'll check it out.

[Paul]

If you have a lot of noise then maybe the filter caps need to be replaced.

[danatlvc]

This machine is making the exact same Humm that the red & green dot PS cause that I've had and removing the noise filter always seems to work and is the easiest for a 1st step. I just don't understand the 5th  joint for the load on this filter to bypass it. Hopefully someone will know

[danatlvc]

Here are pics of the power supply inner & out & also a pic of the filter showing the 5 point connection diagram on the label. Need to know what to connect the 5th connection to LOAD when I remove the filter?
Thanks

[UNIMAN]

I have one of those little PS boards. (BUZZ gave it to me!)
Looks like left side is LINE #1 & #2, right side is LOAD #3 & #4, and the middle right looks like a ground with a ground symbol.