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How would i go about repairing this?

Customize · 2007-11-14 18:15:41

I have a packard bell pc computer, ive had it a number of years now, anyway to cut a long story short, I used a dodgy exstention lead to plug it in & while i was using the computer the power just went all of a sudden, there is still power running through the monitor..but there is no power running through the tower…

14-11-2007 6:15pm

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I have a packard bell pc computer, ive had it a number of years now, anyway to cut a long story short, I used a dodgy exstention lead to plug it in & while i was using the computer the power just went all of a sudden, there is still power running through the monitor..but there is no power running through the tower whatsoever..its been like this now for the last 2days

any suggestions what might be wrong with it?
and can it be repaired ?

any help would be appreciated

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#2 14-11-2007 6:22pm

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PSU, OP. Think you may have surged it a bit and now... she's (Snatch thank you) proper f**ked.

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#3 14-11-2007 6:29pm

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auggie2k wrote: »

PSU, OP. Think you may have surged it a bit and now... she's (Snatch thank you) proper f**ked.

can this be repaired?

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#4 14-11-2007 8:43pm

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PSU can be replaces easy enough. I'd check the fuse in the plug for the machine before you go any furhter.

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#5 14-11-2007 8:44pm

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You already have a thread open on this topic. No need for a second.

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