T
[email protected]
- Jan 1, 1970
- 0
Just been handed back a computer that I earlier gave to friends that
were in need of one. It has a problem and I said I'd take a look at it
to see if it's something relatively easy to repair. I have never had
any reason to give a computers power supply a first look before
but at first glance I believe that is the problem. Correct me if I'm
wrong. Here's what I have:
A computer power light glows amber as soon as the line cord is plugged
in. There is no response when pushing or holding the power button.
I removed the power supply and started to check voltages. I only found
5.25 volts and 6.5 volts on two pins on the largest power plug that
goes to the mother board. The power supply fan never turned on.
I know somebody on this group can give me some advice on the
info I have given. I'll admit it. I'm lazy and would rather just ask
questions rather than dig in or research further. I don't even know if
all computer power supplies and plugs are standard. Any help would
be appreciated.
were in need of one. It has a problem and I said I'd take a look at it
to see if it's something relatively easy to repair. I have never had
any reason to give a computers power supply a first look before
but at first glance I believe that is the problem. Correct me if I'm
wrong. Here's what I have:
A computer power light glows amber as soon as the line cord is plugged
in. There is no response when pushing or holding the power button.
I removed the power supply and started to check voltages. I only found
5.25 volts and 6.5 volts on two pins on the largest power plug that
goes to the mother board. The power supply fan never turned on.
I know somebody on this group can give me some advice on the
info I have given. I'll admit it. I'm lazy and would rather just ask
questions rather than dig in or research further. I don't even know if
all computer power supplies and plugs are standard. Any help would
be appreciated.