Logitech G920 Steering Wheel And Pedals $80

Used Logitech steering wheel and pedal setup. I'm not technology savvy so I'll be up front telling you that I cannot get it to work anymore on my child's PC. It was working great then just stopped working. Everyone said it's more likely that it's going to need a new power supply and or system updates.... I truly don't know. I paid over $300 for it new so I am selling it cheap to someone who's Tech savvy and can make it work again. My child is no longer interested in it. His loss is your gain. Again I don't know what is wrong with it and it's for someone who knows how to make it work again $80 takes it home. Apparently a New power supply costs about $10 on Amazon and it might need systems updating. The steering wheel and pedal setup is for both Xbox and PCs not sure if it works for PlayStation or not you'd have to look it up. Like I said again I'm really not technically savvy on this stuff I just know I bought it and I have a power cord but the light that flashes on it when I plug the power cord in when I looked up the description said that it is not receiving enough power and I was recommended that I need to purchase a new power cord for it. So that's about all I know about the thing other than my child has lost interest in it so for $80 that's a darn good price. One of the pictures I posted is an advertisement for purchasing new motherboards even for the g920 Logitech as cheap as $23. So even if that was a problem that's still only about $100 for a $300 steering wheel. I also looked up ways to fix it yourself and if it was the motherboard which is doubtable, it's just removing five screws on the front and another five screws on the back with a number one screwdriver the tiny little screwdrivers and you're just unplug a couple of the wires that are plugged in right directly to the motherboard and plug in the new one and screw it back together. But again I doubt that's the problem because I've been told by everybody else that that blinking light that I get is the fact that it's not getting enough electricity so it's a bad power supply. That's just my opinion. Either way you can't go wrong seeing what you can do with it if you know what you're doing I just don't have time for it or the patience. Trying to raise my teenage child and I just want it gone out of our tiny little apartment that's taken up too much space. So again about 8 to 10 dollars for a power supply at worst case scenario around 23 to $35 for a motherboard and removing several screws unplugging the old motherboard plug in the new one back in and put in a screws back together that makes it about a hundred to $110 investment if that to have a perfectly good Logitech g920 steering wheel and pedals. Again I am selling it for $80 I just want it gone.