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    Fortron FSP300-60PLN dead - solved.

    If You have FSP300-60PLN power supply, whitch yesterday was worked , but today don't wont start, replace in this PSU capacitor C15 ( 33uF/35V ).
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    Re: Fortron FSP300-60PLN dead - solved.

    That faulty capacitor looks like Teapo SEK. I see more of those in the rest of the PSU. Definitely replace them too.

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      #3
      Re: Fortron FSP300-60PLN dead - solved.

      Replace all of them, I usually get these units with bloated SB output caps, often also others.
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        Re: Fortron FSP300-60PLN dead - solved.

        FSP Group INC. chainged design PCB in FSP300-60PLN power supply.
        But the problem "monday morning" was the same ;(
        In new design pcb very offen bloat 2 capacitors 1ooouF/1oV.
        After replaced this capacitors PS work OK.
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          Re: Fortron FSP300-60PLN dead - solved.

          Originally posted by kacper69 View Post
          FSP Group INC. chainged design PCB in FSP300-60PLN power supply.
          But the problem "monday morning" was the same ;(
          In new design pcb very offen bloat 2 capacitors 1ooouF/1oV.
          After replaced this capacitors PS work OK.
          Replace the other Teapo caps as well.
          Popcorn.

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            #6
            Re: Fortron FSP300-60PLN dead - solved.

            Replace _ALL_ Caps that are not the main bulk caps.
            ie every 5mm/6.3mm one, every one on the secondary side.

            For that you might have to desolder either the primary or the secondary heatsink and components connected to it.
            Last edited by Stefan Payne; 09-23-2017, 05:15 PM.

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