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Fan does not come on. Thanks.
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My Server was ruinning the other day and went &quot;Pop!&quot; so I shut it of immediately. Lucky I was home to hear it...<br />
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Now I have removed the power supply and ned to verfiy if it's failed or working fine.<br />
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Can I do that?<br />
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I plugged it in but the fan (on the power supply) did not come on. Should it have?<br />
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What steps can I follow to verify that I need a new one or thhat the one I have is okay and somethig else popped.<br />
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Thanks,<br />
newbieweb<br />
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My Server was ruinning the other day and went "Pop!" so I shut it of immediately. Lucky I was home to hear it...

Now I have removed the power supply and ned to verfiy if it's failed or working fine.

Can I do that?

I plugged it in but the fan (on the power supply) did not come on. Should it have?

What steps can I follow to verify that I need a new one or thhat the one I have is okay and somethig else popped.

Thanks,
newbieweb



testing a potentially broken power supply

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