IBM 5162 - Power Supply Unit (PSU)
Warning
Turning off the power supply's big red switch does not remove AC mains (house) voltage from all components within the power supply.
With that information, some people may decide to also power off the 5162 at the wall socket.
Wattage - Breakdown
The IBM 5162's power supply is rated at approximately 155 Watts. Expressed that way, the wattage is misleading. For example, it does not mean that 155 Watts of power can be drawn from the +5V line if no power is drawn from the other lines. Each of the output voltage lines has its own power rating, that must not be exceeded. Click here to see those ratings.
Start-Up Loading
The IBM 5162's power supply requires a sufficient load in order to start/operate.
In some cases of insufficient loading, the power supply starts (you see the fan turn) but the power supply stops after a second or so. In other cases, the fan won't even turn. Note however that both of those symptoms can also be produced by the power supply being overloaded by something.
Minimum Loading
The 5162 Technical Reference indicates that the minimum loading is 4 amps on the +5V line and 1 amp on the +12V line.
Circuit Diagram
IBM did not provide circuit diagrams of the PSU in the 5162 manuals.
If the SAMS company produced a Computerfacts document for the 5162, then I would expect a circuit diagram of the PSU to be in that.