Re: acbel api 8634 power supply failed?
yeah i appreciate all your guys help. unfortunately i was doing this all at work and 'work' deemed it to be a waste of time. so i can no longer troubleshoot it. also im not allowed to take it home and trouble shoot it on my own and 'learn'. just wanted to let u guys know and thank u since uve been so helpful.
but q307 was fine lol; i wouldn't have lied about it as i definitively wanted to fix it.
cheers.
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Re: acbel api 8634 power supply failed?
The 2nd picture of Q307 is useless. Ben7 was saying in looks like a hole blown in the back in the Post 3, #3 picture. Your 2nd picture doesn't show the back at all and is farther away. Does us no good.
DMM set to DC range and 200v scale. Black lead in any black wire on the larger connectors. Check for voltage at all colored wires. If none, it's likely the fuse has failed or the the startup circuit is dead plus what's attached through Q307 has gone tits up.
If you are not feeling safe working on these items, then refer the servicing to a qualified tech, or buy a new (or used) PSU for the server.
Learning is one thing. Getting hurt should not be part of the process.
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As long as you don't touch any high voltage parts inside the PSU, you won't die.
The fuse is on the input circuitboard, right next to the big gray box-ish capacitor.
With the unit unplugged, measure the resistance across the fuse.
If the fuse is OK, go ahead and measure the voltages on the caps I mentioned earlier...Leave a comment:
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You forgot to add there's rectified mains voltage in there, so he shold be carrefoul as its life dangerous, right?
Anyway, isn't it enough to measure fuse? If anything would be blown in there, fuse would go away as well.Leave a comment:
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I also ran the MM through the motherboard connector with the colorful wires with the black and purples against every other color and it always went to 0.
I have attached another pic for verification.
Am i testing the right motherboard connector? should anything be shorted in the connectors while im testing? (like a molex or some pins on one of the mobo connectors?)
I also still don't know what this 'type' of power supply is referred to as..Leave a comment:
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Is it plugged into mains when measuring the voltage? Just check every color against ground (black) and note if there is something interesting (more than like few millivolts).Leave a comment:
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and ive also uploaded another pic of q307 in another angle because of camera autofocus.Leave a comment:
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Could you take another pic of Q307 to prove that it isn't burnt?Leave a comment:
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Also the second PSU was sent from another location who were unsure if it worked; and from just plugging it in it seems they both do not work.
Originally posted by ben7Check for voltage on the purple wire (5vsb).
Jumpering the green wire to ground is not always going to turn the PSU on, some PSUs need a load to work.
Does Q307 (third pic) have a little whitish hole burnt into the top of it???
also sorry i guess the picture flash made it look like there is 'white stuff' coming from q307? but it was just plastic reflecting light in a weird manner. (bad cellphone camera)Leave a comment:
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Check for voltage on the purple wire (5vsb).
Jumpering the green wire to ground is not always going to turn the PSU on, some PSUs need a load to work.
Does Q307 (third pic) have a little whitish hole burnt into the top of it???Leave a comment:
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Are you getting -any- voltage between ground and any pin on those plugs?
Is this 2 units? Redundant PSU in server?
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mirror: http://imgur.com/a/YdBsLLeave a comment:
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You should crack it open and post some clear pictures of the internals, that way it'd be much easier to start guessing what happened, you could see bulged caps or possible shorts on the boardLeave a comment:
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acbel api 8634 power supply failed?
Hi guys I have an alpha ds10 server that recently failed. I suspect it is the power supply. I have so far tried functional cables/outlets; I have also shorted the green and black wires, with a paperclip hoping the PS fan would run which it didn't. The reason i tried the paperclip is here: (http://pcsupport.about.com/od/toolso...multimeter.htm; I'm not sure if i tested it properly because this is not a 'normal' power-supply.
I'm not sure what to call this type of power-supply, or if I have even tested it properly; I am hoping for some guidance?
I have attached some pictures to better describe my situation. (imgur mirror: http://imgur.com/a/rvzkS)
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