Low Standby voltage on Dell PSU

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  • Gatolina
    Member
    • Jan 2023
    • 10
    • Brasil

    #1

    Low Standby voltage on Dell PSU

    Hello! I'm trying to fix this Dell ATX PSU H235PD-01 which had a burned tny279 for the 5V Standby.

    I've changed it, checked the capacitors and diodes. Now I have 5.8V in pin 2 (bypass), 358V in Drain (pin 4), reaching the primary of the transformer but only 0.7v outputting to Standby purple wire.

    What could be the problem? Thank you
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  • R_J
    Badcaps Legend
    • Jun 2012
    • 9535
    • Canada

    #2
    Re: Low Standby voltage on Dell PSU

    You are missing the feedback voltage from the transformer Check the feedback diode,resistor and replace the electrolytic on that line.

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    • Gatolina
      Member
      • Jan 2023
      • 10
      • Brasil

      #3
      Re: Low Standby voltage on Dell PSU

      Thanks for the reply. I'll check that. Best regards

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      • Gatolina
        Member
        • Jan 2023
        • 10
        • Brasil

        #4
        Re: Low Standby voltage on Dell PSU

        If someone else is having the same problem, it was a zener diode connected to the En pin (pin 1) that was faulty.

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