700W HP Server Power Supply Delta DPS-700MB and 49 similar items

Inspected and tested. Ready to use; as shown. With attached cable set. No power cord. New ATX Tester; included per order. 700W HP Server Power Supply Delta DPS-700MB HP 5189-1695 *ATX12V v2.31 *Outputs: +3.3V@20A, +5V@25A, +12V1@17A, +12V2@18A, +12V3@17A, +12V4@17A, [email protected], [email protected] *High-Quality Components *Universal AC input from 100V-240V / 200V-240V *Active-PFC with auto AC-input voltage adjustment (100 - 240V) *135mm fan: Quiet operation across a wide range of loads *Dimensions: 3-3/8" x 5-7/8" x 7-1/8" *Protection provide maximum safety to your critical system components *Protections: UVP (Under Voltage), OVP (Over Voltage), (OPP) Over Power [power supply will not provide any power in an overload situation], (OCP) Over Current, SCP (Short Circuit) [power supply will not provide power to shorted parts] Connectors 1 x 20+4-Pin Main Connector 1 x 4+4-Pin ATX12V Connector 2 x 6-Pin PCI-E Connector 6 x SATA Connector 3 x Molex Connector 1 x 4-Pin Floppy Connector ----- Troubleshooting a power supply... Many power supplies are equipped with over current protection, over power protection and short protection. That old power supply may have shutdown because some other part in the computer failed and is shorted out, in this situation most power supplies will not provide any power as that would cause the power supply to also fail. There are many protections built into power supplies that will shutdown power output such as over voltage protection, over current protection, overload protection, short protection. These protections are to prevent the power supply from burning out because some other computer part failed. Without a tester or before purchase, with the power supply disconnected from the computer take a paperclip and on the CPU connector jump green to any black (see CPU 20+4 connector pin out image above), this is the turn on power supply signal, does fan kick or run? Use a DMM (Digital Multi-Meter) to check voltages yellow wire +12V, red +5v, orange +3.3v. Without a DMM if the cooling fan is running the power supply is most likely working okay. If this is all good and the power supply appears to not be working when connected to the computer, some part is shorted or or burned out in the computer. What to check next; top two failures that cause shorts and failures in computers are video cards that require a PCI-E connection as these video cards contain their own power supply which often fails. The computers main board contains a power supply for the CPU this next most often failure. Other parts are a lot less likely to fail. Note that only really old power supplies, like 1999 and older had that -5v output, on current years power supplies there is a missing white wire and pin on the 20-pin CPU connector that is where the -5v would be if new power supplies still had that -5v output. On the tester included -5v led will not come on unless power supply actually has a -5v output. The ATX tester will accept all current connector plugs, the plug that is needed for testing is the 20-pin cpu connector. -------------------------- Please contact us with any questions prior to ordering. Items are stored in a temperature controlled, smoke free warehouse. Packing list may show pricing. Orders ship quick as possible with tracking. Situations easily fixable by contacting us for help... 1) Shipping damage; contact us with photo(s) of the damage, then we can work on resolving the situation. 2) Order pulled wrong; contact us with the UPC or part number of what you did receive. 3) Defectives are very rare and handled as warranty by manufacturer, supplier or seller. 4) New items are typically warranted by the manufacturer or supplier, often contact information is on the packaging or user's manual.