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Thanks I'm glad I asked, I almost bought it. Can it be adapted to work with it?
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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.
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Do you guys think that these are of the same quality of the Grey ones? Has someone tried these?
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What kind of damage could this do to the console if one of the cables gets shorted with ground?
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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)
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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.
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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)?
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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.
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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).
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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?
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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.
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Video: https://i.imgur.com/aRyVI25.mp4 this, but now the fan doesn't spins. Could it be a capacitor related problem?
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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.
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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.
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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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