Power Supply Issue.

sakon
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Power Supply Issue.

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Dear GEEETECH staff,

I found out that my power supply has a noisy buzz sound and cannot turn on the 3D printer system I just assembly (Prusa i3).

Could you please refund me for the PSU or send me a new one.

Thank you.
sakon
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Power Supply Issue.

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Dear GEEETECH Staff,

The PSU which came along with prusa i3 I just assembly has a noisy buzz sound.

Could you refund or send me a new one?

Thank you.
zhangxueyou
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Re: Power Supply Issue.

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Please take a picture of wiring of PSU, take a picture of backside.
sakon
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Re: Power Supply Issue.

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Wiring the 12V 15A PSU
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Re: Power Supply Issue.

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Wiring the 12V 15A PSU back side
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sakon
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Re: Power Supply Issue.

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System does not work after press power button. The PSU also has a noisy buzz sound.
System does not work
System does not work
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sakon
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Re: Power Supply Issue.

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So I change to my LED PSU 12V 10A which look similar.
I wire the cable just exactly like with another one.
Change PSU, it's work!!
Change PSU, it's work!!
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It's work!!
The system has activated, but it's power not enough to heat up the extruder head and heat bed.
Power on.
Power on.
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sakon
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Re: Power Supply Issue.

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What I just only did was swap the PSU.
So please do something about this issue.
Just change a PSU.
Just change a PSU.
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zhangxueyou
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Re: Power Supply Issue.

Post by zhangxueyou »

Does the input voltage equal the AC voltage in your district? There is a switch under the yellow label "110V 220V", please check.
If the input voltage is correct, please contact the customer service.
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