J joe2j6 Solid State Member Messages 7 Jan 15, 2006 #1 Does a power supply have a fuse and if it does can it be replace? My power supply blew up the other day and wondered if it was cheaper to repair rather than replace.
Does a power supply have a fuse and if it does can it be replace? My power supply blew up the other day and wondered if it was cheaper to repair rather than replace.
OP OP J joe2j6 Solid State Member Messages 7 Jan 15, 2006 #3 ok so would i have to just replace the power supply?
M meanpeoplesuck Baseband Member Messages 91 Jan 15, 2006 #4 You can try calling up the manufactur and see if they will replace it or give any tips on fixing it. If not, you'll just have to buy one.
You can try calling up the manufactur and see if they will replace it or give any tips on fixing it. If not, you'll just have to buy one.
TRDCorolla1 Golden Master Messages 12,592 Location California Jan 15, 2006 #5 Yeah, looks like it. I never heard of a power supply having a fuse in them. If it blows, it's pretty much dead.
Yeah, looks like it. I never heard of a power supply having a fuse in them. If it blows, it's pretty much dead.
M meanpeoplesuck Baseband Member Messages 91 Jan 15, 2006 #6 http://www.pcguide.com/ref/power/sup/partsFuse-c.html