I am going to be working on my sister in laws emachines PC tonight and think that the problem might be due to a blown power supply. She was working on the PC and all of a sudden it just turned off. The monitor stayed on but the PC will not turn back on and they have tried a new power cord. The replacement power supply for their unit I believe has the following specs
AC Input is switch selectable between 115V (100-120V) and 230V (200-240V).
DC Outputs
Voltage Max Current Min Current Max Ripple Load Line
+3.3V 12 A 0.3 A 50 mVpp +5% +1%
+5V 27 A 1.0 A 50 mVpp +5% +1%
+12V 17 A 0.2 A 120 mVpp +5% +1%
-12V 0.8 A 0.0 A 120 mVpp +5% +2%
+5VSB 2.0 A 0.0 A 50 mVpp +5% +1%
Notes: (1) Load and line refer to regulation, (2) Output Voltage Hold Time is 16mS.
I have a power supply that has never been used and is considerably more powerful then the one listed above. Would this pose a problem at all as long as it fits into the space? Thanks.
PS All the rails on the power supply that I have exceed what they are using except the +12V rail which mine only has 13A.
AC Input is switch selectable between 115V (100-120V) and 230V (200-240V).
DC Outputs
Voltage Max Current Min Current Max Ripple Load Line
+3.3V 12 A 0.3 A 50 mVpp +5% +1%
+5V 27 A 1.0 A 50 mVpp +5% +1%
+12V 17 A 0.2 A 120 mVpp +5% +1%
-12V 0.8 A 0.0 A 120 mVpp +5% +2%
+5VSB 2.0 A 0.0 A 50 mVpp +5% +1%
Notes: (1) Load and line refer to regulation, (2) Output Voltage Hold Time is 16mS.
I have a power supply that has never been used and is considerably more powerful then the one listed above. Would this pose a problem at all as long as it fits into the space? Thanks.
PS All the rails on the power supply that I have exceed what they are using except the +12V rail which mine only has 13A.