PXIe-1075 Power Supply Shuttle Replacement

[frada]

I have an old NI PXIe-1075 chassis used for research purposes. In the last attempt to power on it, its power supply unit suddenly broke, emitting a small cloud of smoke. Fortunately, none of the PXI devices installed in the chassis seem to have suffered damage. The PWR LED of an MXI-Express PXIe-8360 card installed in it is flashing red.
I have also a NI PXIe-1065 chassis that works perfectly and seems to have a power shuttle module perfectly identical to the broken one, but it has a number of hybrid slots that are not enough to accommodate all the devices that I previously used with the PXIe-1075.
By extracting the two power supply shuttles from both chassis I was able to verify that the internal power supply unit for both is a high-power SMPS model 231A from ROAL Living Energy (an Italian company no longer active).
My question addressed to some NI technical support engineer is: since they appear practically identical at a mechanical and electrical level, would it be possible to mount the PXIe-1065 power shuttle in the PXIe-1075 chassis for emergency purposes, at least until the damaged one is repaired/replaced?
The product codes of the two PXI chassis are: 198136B-01L REV 1.2 (PXIe-1075) and 194744C-01L (PXIe-1065).
Thanks in advance to anyone who can provide me with useful information. 

[santo_13]

If both power supply are same manufacturer PN (not NI's), then they are the same, if not, there could be some differences and hence a different mfr PN.

[Captain_K · Accepted solution]

NI Technical Support Engineer here. There are design differences between those power supplies and the 1065 should not be installed into a 1075 chassis.

[frada]

Thank you for your answer.

Cheers

[frada]

Thanks for the reply @santo_13; unfortunately, although I have verified that the internal SMPS of the PXIe-1065 power shuttle is exactly the same (product name and code) as the one in the PXIe-1075. @captain_K says that there are design differences between the two shuttles.

The 1065 is now the last working chassis I have and I cannot risk damaging its power shuttle.

Cheers.