This is different. It's got Aishi (looks like they're common in CFLs) and JunFu caps.
http://www.overclockers.com/enermax-...supply-review/
http://www.overclockers.com/enermax-...supply-review/
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Re: Enermax NAXN ADV 650 W PSU
My Tevion (aka Medion, sold by Aldi) set top box has Aishi caps as well, they're definitely out there, not just in CFLs.
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Re: Enermax NAXN ADV 650 W PSU
It has been done before by another.
^ Not my power supply, but... Arcon have done that before too (as far as I'm concerned, they're worse than CapXon, but I don't really see Arcon capacitors around anymore). It could just all be a poor attempt at trying to copy Sanyo, though... I have seen silly "vent" markings on other brands as well, albeit very low end ones, like King Sun and FCon. At least the PSU of this thread has a dual ball bearing fan from Yate Loon.Comment
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Remember this pile of junk electronics I got last year?
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. 
First shown is the label below, so anyone reading can see what PSU we're dealing with here.
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A few weeks ago my computer power supply (Enermax Tomahawk ETK450AWT) stopped working. Of course this led me down a reverse engineering and circuit debugging rabbit hole ;-) I also learned about capacitor Equivalent series resistance along the way, and wrote an article about it all. Here are some sneak peeks:
And the full article:
https://github.com/cpatulea/src/blob...awt-psu-repair
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Hi,
I'm novice in smps repairs and lurker here also in addition to my preparation I have read Jestine Yong's Troubleshooting & Repairing Switch Mode Power Supplies many times and I cautiously proceeded in small steps a time.
What's on the table?
Enermax Platimax 1500W (EPM1500EGT)
Symptom
A fault is a little tricky here. When plugged into the wall for a first time (i.e. after proper discharge) PSU starts on power button (PS_ON) as expected, runs smoothly with all the voltages in tolerance also shows quite stable operation... -
Hello there,
i got this power supply from Enermax, that was Dead until i removed that one cap. It is connected to 12 V and ground and it was completly shorting. Now my question would be, do i need to replace it and if, how do i get the value of it ?
Without the cap it turns on and runs just fine (stress tested for about 2 h with mainboard, cpu and gpu).
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As the title says, I got a "AO" (no, not AOpen , their units are FSP) PSU that sits doing nothing and I have a complete PCB from a Enermax EG-365P/VE sitting here. It's a "P4 ready" variant according to the old casing. (which I ditched because of way too much rust)
Here are my goals with them:
- remove whatever PCB the Deer has (and probably reuse it when I need a solid 200/250 watt unit for say a Pentium MMX - Pentium 3 range machine)
- remove the auxiliary AT- style plug from the Enermax and the -5v rail as well since they have no...
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