second try at this post...1st one blanked out on me so I posted nothing. 
So here is the quick version this time
I have 3 Enermax Liberty ELT 500AWT --- made 2005
2 have crapped out on me.
My computer will not start...used the 3rd good one and computer powers up.
so not the mobo..
1) I jumpered power cable to ground( Green to Black). Fans on both came on..
2) checked Volts on power cable to computer. All get 3.31v, 5.14v, 12.27v ,and -11.86v. ATX power is 12.27V..both PSU's readings are exactly the same
3) pci cables get 12.27v also.
4) I put a few fans(Molex connector) on the PSU and ran them...all ports (modular PSU) on both rails ran the Fans.
5) have looked at most of the CAPs and they look good..no bulges or leaking
So what other T/S tips can I do to figure out why these seemingly good PSU's are not booting my computer up ?
Thanks in advance
AP514
					So here is the quick version this time
I have 3 Enermax Liberty ELT 500AWT --- made 2005
2 have crapped out on me.
My computer will not start...used the 3rd good one and computer powers up.
so not the mobo..
1) I jumpered power cable to ground( Green to Black). Fans on both came on..
2) checked Volts on power cable to computer. All get 3.31v, 5.14v, 12.27v ,and -11.86v. ATX power is 12.27V..both PSU's readings are exactly the same
3) pci cables get 12.27v also.
4) I put a few fans(Molex connector) on the PSU and ran them...all ports (modular PSU) on both rails ran the Fans.
5) have looked at most of the CAPs and they look good..no bulges or leaking
So what other T/S tips can I do to figure out why these seemingly good PSU's are not booting my computer up ?
Thanks in advance
AP514
 Enermax Liberty ELT500AWT
									
									
									Enermax Liberty ELT500AWT
								

 Half of the computer problems is caused by bad contacts
  Half of the computer problems is caused by bad contacts  

 
			
			
		 Well, that's where this Enermax Liberty ECO 400 Watt PSU came from. Like I mentioned, it had cut cables and many bulged caps on the DC output side. I stripped a few cables and did a quick temporary recap with whatever junk (but still reading OK) caps I could find, then performed a basic power test – the PSU passed.
 Well, that's where this Enermax Liberty ECO 400 Watt PSU came from. Like I mentioned, it had cut cables and many bulged caps on the DC output side. I stripped a few cables and did a quick temporary recap with whatever junk (but still reading OK) caps I could find, then performed a basic power test – the PSU passed.  Thus, I knew I'd eventually go around to repairing it. One year later and we're here.
 Thus, I knew I'd eventually go around to repairing it. One year later and we're here. 
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