Dysfunctional problem of power supply fan

Asked By Jean Jonson 0 points N/A Posted on - 07/02/2011

I have problem with regard to my power supply fan. It's not functioning. All of a sudden it's not working; I already try to clean it using a vacuum cleaner but nothing happen, still its malfunction. I can't replace it this time, I don't have money yet. Any ideas that can help me to save it?

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Answered By Ira Megan 0 points N/A #80840

Dysfunctional problem of power supply fan

Good day,

I suggest to you to open your power supply and clear it properly from any dust particles. After cleaning, connect it directly to 220/v without inserting it with the computer and observe if it's functioning or not. If Its working it literally means that the power supply is good, if it's not functioning then you have no choice but to take it to a technician. Also observe if power supply is functioning yet fan is moving in the AV Volt directly, perhaps you should check the wiring then. It can also be an issue of wires of malfunction fan. I hope I help you with it.

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Answered By mjay3k 5 points N/A #80841

Dysfunctional problem of power supply fan

Hey, Power supply fan is important as it is designed to draw heat to avoid over-heating. The Fan is probably is damage due to dust that accumulates in your power supply. Check for its wires if its connected or use oil on the fan if error still occur I suggest to replace the FAN of the power supply. Don't call a technician yet as this can be done in a simple way.

1. Unplug the power cord of your computer. Now unscrew the casing of your CPU.
2. Disconnect all plugs that is connected to your power supply. Now unscrew the power supply from the casing.
3. Once you remove the power supply, unscrew the screw in your power supply and lift the cover up. Locate the Fan and unplug the wire connector.
4. Setup the new FAN and connect the connector, and fasten the screws of the cover of the power supply, and connect it back to your CPU.
5. Now Plug all devices that is connected to your power supply and close the casing.
6. Connect the power cord and turn on your PC.

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• Posted on - 07/18/2011
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