My power supply unit needs 2-3 hours to "warm up" before computer
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From: Andrew E. on 6 Feb 2010 00:23 Whatever you do,do not follow the post by bryce.PC power supplys are indeed "Switching Power Supplys",& those types of power supplies must be tested under load..Running one w/o being "hooked up" will destroy the unit. As far as the problem(s) go,it sounds like a faulty switch. "Jason Stacy" wrote: > I observed a strange problem with my computer. Once every approx.3 month I cannot turn on my computer > after shutdown. It seems to be dead. > > After I plugged out power cable and plugged it in after 10 minutes and wait period of > approx 2-3 hours it works. > > Does my Power supply unit device need a "warm up" period? > > Its a be quiet BQT E5 model 400 W > > J. > > . >
From: Peter Foldes on 6 Feb 2010 00:56
And Andrew you are an idiot. Go get a life. It is not a faultyswitch but a faulty PSU -- Peter Please Reply to Newsgroup for the benefit of others Requests for assistance by email can not and will not be acknowledged. "Andrew E." <eckrichco(a)msn.com> wrote in message news:89FDE626-4EB0-473A-84F1-233673D0BA72(a)microsoft.com... > Whatever you do,do not follow the post by bryce.PC power supplys are > indeed "Switching Power Supplys",& those types of power supplies must > be tested under load..Running one w/o being "hooked up" will destroy the > unit. > As far as the problem(s) go,it sounds like a faulty switch. > > "Jason Stacy" wrote: > >> I observed a strange problem with my computer. Once every approx.3 month I cannot >> turn on my computer >> after shutdown. It seems to be dead. >> >> After I plugged out power cable and plugged it in after 10 minutes and wait >> period of >> approx 2-3 hours it works. >> >> Does my Power supply unit device need a "warm up" period? >> >> Its a be quiet BQT E5 model 400 W >> >> J. >> >> . >> |