Re: Bad PSU shutting down my PC
according to that review, when translated, it uses Samxon caps in the secondary, based on a CWT design.
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Re: Bad PSU shutting down my PC
According to a brazilian website, it is. Here is some pictures of this PSU:
If you need real pictures from my PSU, let me know. These one are from the website: http://www.clubedohardware.com.br/ar...h-psh750v/1580Attached FilesLeave a comment:
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Re: Bad PSU shutting down my PC
general foto's to see the layout will be fine.Leave a comment:
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Re: Bad PSU shutting down my PC
If it really is the same as the TX750, then it will have 100% Japanese caps, which are unlikely to be the problem.Leave a comment:
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Re: Bad PSU shutting down my PC
sounds like caps, possibly the smaller ones
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Bad PSU shutting down my PC
Hi guys. I'm having a problem with my C3 Tech PSU 750W (brazilian "name" of Corsair TX750). My PC sometimes shut down randomly and sometimes it doesn't even power up. I figured out that the PSU is the problem.
Then I read some people saying that using a hair dryer on my PSU for a few minutes maybe could solve the problem and it did! But, it just works sometimes (now for example, I'm typing from my PC with this faulty PSU). But sometimes I use the hair dryer but the PC just works for a few second or minutes then shuts down.
I have already tried turn the PSU on without the PC (bridging 3-4 pins) and the problem persists.
My question is, knowing these simptons, could it be some faulty capacitor (visually there is no blown capacitor)?Last edited by rogerazambuja; 07-24-2015, 11:20 PM.
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I dropped a hair dryer in the water after using it. I pulled it out fast but it was still hot, plugged in the mains and switched off. Still in warranty but the shop I bought it is in another country. The local repair shops asked 50-60 eur for repair. The dryer cost 60 so I was thinking maybe there is smthng I could do to fix it my self. I took it apart but I reached the point that I cant understand what the problem might be. I dont have electronics knowledge. Just some basic electrical.
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My Bosch NEXXT 500 dryer quit today, press start nothing happens and the start button just keeps blinking. Not cool. Reset the dryer, same thing.
Even so the buttons feel good, my problem was the start button smd tactile switch on the PCB. Cleaned the switch with alcohol followed with Deoxit and the sucker runs like a champ again.
I like these easy evening fixes!
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Just wondering if anyone has successfully attempted a re-gas on a heat pump tumble dryer.
The dryer currently in question runs on R134a.
The dryer has been completely stripped down/cleaned/tested and re-assembled however there is no heating/cooling effect so working on the assumption it requires re-gassing. Of course, its likely theres a leak which would require soldering or even the possibility that the compressor has an internal fault even though it is running.
I was thinking of getting a car aircon regas kit or probably easier but slightly dearer an hvac... -
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I'm helping my brother to fix his Blomberg laundry dryer. He called a repair guy to have a look and the repair guy said the control board is faulty. They said the replacement board costs $400. Too expensive! 😨 My brother asks me to take a look. He has checked the door switch and thermal fuse, etc., and those seems fine.
After plugged to mains, there is no display. There is just a clicking sound from the buzzer, like one click per second. No other response.
I suspect the firmware inside the MCU (ATMEGA64A) got corrupted. Can someone in this forum by any chance provide... -
Patient is a Maytag/Whirlpool/Kenmore clothes dryer. Not sure of exact model, doesn't matter. All boards are out of production.
Specific problem is a Maytag 8544799 / WP8544799 motor-control board, aka Diehl Controls 708879-05. Customer states the board "doesn't work, motor doesn't run". Not sure how the repairman made that assessment, or if it's even accurate. He can't get replacement boards, and the owner decided to buy a new dryer, so whether this board is the problem is speculation on his part. Again, doesn't matter.
I've been over the board looking for...
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