basically pin 8 and 13 are driving Q3 and Q4. Then it goes through tranformer t2 and drive the big transistors Q1 and Q2. It continues through transformer T1 and then all gets rectified on the secondary (low voltage side).
I looked at the circuit, q3 and q4 are the transistors that I have already replaced so they are new I saw that nearby there are capacitors that I have already replaced and diodes but they are all good, the visible resistances are good
check again Vcc on pin 12 on the KA7500, and then measure each voltage rail, while turning the PSU on and off again on each rail. I am looking to see if the PSU actually tries to come on but is getting held back or something is open. I am looking for minimal voltages on any of the output rails -12V, +12V, -5V, +5V and 3.3V.
I did the tests you asked me, I have no output voltage except for the 5v standby, nothing on -12 +12 -5 +5 +3.3, on pin 12 I always have about 16.50, I have a equal power supply working and I saw that on pin 12 we have more than 18 volts
Hi Caps I solved, it was those two resistances that I highlighted on the photo, looking at the working power supply I noticed that they were different, someone before me had replaced them by mistaking the value ... all ok thanks now I have to repair another one, there we hear on another thread THANK YOU
Very good find! We would not be able to find it, like you did. It's always harder to repair something that someone else had worked on before. You are getting good at it and soon be helping rather asking for help!
thanks my friend to you for your patience, however I opened another thread for another atx more or less the same, I explained them all the tests already done, I'll wait for your valuable advice
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