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Join Date: Sep 2009
City & State: North Coast, NSW
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Line Voltage: 240V 50Hz
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I have another Bliss A-394 PSU, like the one here, but it has a proble. when I attampt to power it on, it briefly starts and shuts off, like there is a short. I've already checked the shcottkys and none of them seem shorted. Any ideas?
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shorted bad cap?
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No, a re-cap with some nice new pannies and samxons doesn't help. I'm wondering whether it could be a faulty protection which is shutting it down even though there is really nothing wrong.
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make sure there are no solder bridges. especially around where you recapped.
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Can't find any. I tested all the rails for shorts to ground and to other rails with the DMM and couldn't find any
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I have some power supplies that start and stop instantly if they don't have at least a cd-rom/hard drive and some fans connected to them.
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Tried it with more load too. Makes no difference.
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What IC does this use? You can monitor the protection pins with an analogue meter.
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It's a Weltrend WT7510. The datasheet is only 1 page long and not very helpful.
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As of this writing, first Google result for WT7510 returns a datasheet with quite a bit more than 1 page...
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Thanks for the datasheet. I checked the voltages on the pins with the PSU on standby. Connecting one pin of the DMM to ground, pin 3 (FPL_N) had 4.26v, pin 4 (PDON_N) had 2.52v and pin 7 (VCC) had 4.53v. All others had 0
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I treid replacing the secondary schottkys and it ran for about 5 seconds, then there was a "tick" and it died again. Same problem where you only get the quick fan twitch.
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