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What can spark in the power supply?
Recently I asked what is clapping and where. What can clap when you turn on the PC?
Today I can say with 99% certainty that this is a power supply. It turns out that when you turn it on, sheaves of sparks fly! However, this phenomenon has been observed for me for at least two years. I mean pops, sparks, I first saw today, when the system unit was pulled out.
Do I need to change the power supply, given that in two years I have not burned anything? Or maybe nothing else will burn? And what could spark there? Not every time though.
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Today I can say with 99% certainty that this is a power supply. It turns out that when you turn it on, sheaves of sparks fly!
99% - horseradish soldering somewhere in the high-voltage part. It is not difficult to fix, it is enough to solder the problem contact with lead-containing solder.
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