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compaq psu
good day,
well i have here atx compaq psu that only spins its fan a second then stops.its first symptoms was low voltage. I measure the voltage on red - +4 , yellow - +9 should be +12. Now when i try to turn it on again, it only produces a jolt of energy then fan stops. is it a shorted component on the secondary side? other possibilities. regards, ian |
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"yhan" wrote in message oups.com... good day, well i have here atx compaq psu that only spins its fan a second then stops.its first symptoms was low voltage. I measure the voltage on red - +4 , yellow - +9 should be +12. Now when i try to turn it on again, it only produces a jolt of energy then fan stops. is it a shorted component on the secondary side? other possibilities. Could be capacitors. The smoothing caps and/or the small value electrolytics in the regulator circuit. Dave |
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In message .com, yhan
writes good day, well i have here atx compaq psu that only spins its fan a second then stops.its first symptoms was low voltage. I measure the voltage on red - +4 , yellow - +9 should be +12. Now when i try to turn it on again, it only produces a jolt of energy then fan stops. is it a shorted component on the secondary side? other possibilities. regards, ian What part number? -- Clint Sharp |
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What part number?
hi! its model is HP 212 PART NO. 278740-001 |
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"yhan" wrote in news:1126688436.704976.312430
@g49g2000cwa.googlegroups.com: good day, well i have here atx compaq psu that only spins its fan a second then stops.its first symptoms was low voltage. I measure the voltage on red - +4 , yellow - +9 should be +12. Now when i try to turn it on again, it only produces a jolt of energy then fan stops. is it a shorted component on the secondary side? other possibilities. regards, ian Do you have a proper load on the supply? ----== Posted via Newsfeeds.Com - Unlimited-Uncensored-Secure Usenet News==---- http://www.newsfeeds.com The #1 Newsgroup Service in the World! 120,000+ Newsgroups ----= East and West-Coast Server Farms - Total Privacy via Encryption =---- |
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hi,
i connected two hard disks in the supply. |
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i worked on a compaq recently that did the same thing.
it didn't like having a second cdrom(burner). it worked fine with either drive but as soon as i put both in it would power on for half a second then shut down. i decided to leave out the cdrom and it worked fine. have you tried it with just the floppy connected to see if it posts? yhan wrote: hi, i connected two hard disks in the supply. |
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hi tom,
not yet. i'll try sooner. i also tried turning it on while no load but w/ same effect. ian |
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compaq psu
Dave D ha scritto:
"yhan" wrote in message oups.com... good day, well i have here atx compaq psu that only spins its fan a second then stops.its first symptoms was low voltage. I measure the voltage on red - +4 , yellow - +9 should be +12. Now when i try to turn it on again, it only produces a jolt of energy then fan stops. is it a shorted component on the secondary side? other possibilities. Could be capacitors. The smoothing caps and/or the small value electrolytics in the regulator circuit. More probably the first : smoothing caps on the secondary sides, make sure you mount low-ESR caps, you can gett them from another power supply with another fault, (i.e. : an irreparable esemplar) Dave -- I. |
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