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  1. Thanks I'm glad I asked, I almost bought it. Can it be adapted to work with it?
  2. Someone knows if this PSU will work on a 1.4 console? Mine is faulty and I saw that one for sale in my country (OG Xbox stuff is extremely rare here) Pics from the seller, thanks for your time.
  3. Do you guys think that these are of the same quality of the Grey ones? Has someone tried these?
  4. What kind of damage could this do to the console if one of the cables gets shorted with ground?
  5. Thanks a lot, about the caps I've heard that you only need to match the uf and you can use capacitors with a higher voltage in the case that you can't find the exact match is that true? (Example i only found 470uF 400V caps in my area and not 250V)
  6. Someone has an accurate list of capacitors for a 1.4V motherboard and a Delta DPSN-96BP PSU? (I have googled without much luck) At the moment i'm unable to import from console5, thanks for your time.
  7. Ok seems that i'm all out of options, and I'd rather recap a known working one than recaping a PSU that might not work after all. Which one of these would be compatible with my console (1.4v)?
  8. Doing some inspection on the bottom of the PSU I found that white dot. I'm not sure where I should test the continuity there.
  9. Thanks, I will try to find broken traces and replace the caps (Unluckily where I live the console is very uncommon and Importing is a bit pricey).
  10. I just did, i managed to get the orange wire to 3.3 (it used to stay at 0) the red to 5v and the yellow wire to 10v ( it should be at 12v), the problem is that if i try to get the yellow wire to 12v the red wire goes over the 5V, another thing that i noticed is that if i get the pot a bit lower than i got it now the orange wire gets back to 0 and the red and yellow wire don't hold the voltage (they respectively get to 4.9v and 9v and start to drop slowly) If i leave it as i got it now they maintain the voltage. (Sorry if i'm not explaining this clearly enough) And the wire (Pow_Ok) is still on 0... Should i push the pot more and try to get the yellow wire to 12v? I mean would that be safe?
  11. Well after leaving it a couple of days now i tried to power it on again and the fan started to spin again for a second... (Like in the video that i shared before) I will try to test again the voltages and see if something changed. I could this be sign of a bad capacitor? Unluckily i don't have a way to obtain another PSU to test it with.
  12. Video: https://i.imgur.com/aRyVI25.mp4 this, but now the fan doesn't spins. Could it be a capacitor related problem?
  13. I tried that and they still are lower than the expected voltages, the grey and white 3.3V still read as they should, the blue wire (PowOk) remains at 0. If I do that would it change the value of the grey and white wires? I mean those two show 3.3V as they should.
  14. I continued to troubleshoot the console in this post a bit. And from what I tested there is something wrong with my PSU In Gray I get the correct 3.3V, White 3.3V when I press the power button just for a second, Blue stays at 0 even if I press the power button, Orange about 0.8V, Red about 4V, and Yellow to 8V. Is there anything more to test? Or do you think that this PSU is toasted and I should try to find another one? Thanks for your time.
  15. Thanks for the replies, now that I saw my old threads here I remember that I had this issue once and it fixed itself by just leaving the console off for a couple of days. My PSU is a Delta I suppose, about testing it how I should proceed, I should plug it into the wall and put the multimeter leads on the connector?

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