- Jul 25, 2016
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Hello All,
I bought my PC 18 months back, from the beginning itself i had been getting booting problems like "Chassis intruded", or "Press F1 to ... Press F2.." for sometimes but not frequently, before the warranty period get over(8 months back) , we had a sudden power outage back to back twice in a short interval, then i turned on the PC, saw only the bluelight on power button and cpu fan was running smoothly, but the system didn't boot up, when i remove the mantle, i got a burning smell, so i went to zebronics service center , they refused to analuze the root cause of the problem so i bought new PSU as i still had warranty.. and i cleaned the dust , inserted new PSU, and from then it was working fine but still i used to get "chassis intruded " booting problem occasionally , one month back i got CPU fan error problem when i turned on power ,after login, it workd fine for 10 minutes and get shutdown, when i analyse the issue , i realized there is some problem with cpu fan , while i am planning a visit for service center, i got the same "burnt smell", "PSU" problem.
Now the thing is, the PC is not Turning ON at all, i want to know possible rootcause of this issues.
1. is it due to eletrical problem?
2. is it due to faulty UPS(because of i got couple of surge failure issues when my system got shutdown,then when i decided to visit a service center)
3. is it due to faulty motherboard?
4. is it due the the area where PSU wire get connects?
what if my motherboard has gone? do i need to buy new RAM, processor , harddrive also along with motherboard and PSU?
Please advice.
P.s: i apologize for my english and spelling mistakes, kindly bear with this
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Just now i checked with the service center. He said the moterboard is ready and asked me to collect it, and said he will explain the issues in person.
So he repaired Motherboard, also asked me to buy new CPU fan. How to fine a perfect replacement for it?
My PSU also gone. I used PSU with 450 watt before.
Need suggestions on PSU and CPU Fan
I bought my PC 18 months back, from the beginning itself i had been getting booting problems like "Chassis intruded", or "Press F1 to ... Press F2.." for sometimes but not frequently, before the warranty period get over(8 months back) , we had a sudden power outage back to back twice in a short interval, then i turned on the PC, saw only the bluelight on power button and cpu fan was running smoothly, but the system didn't boot up, when i remove the mantle, i got a burning smell, so i went to zebronics service center , they refused to analuze the root cause of the problem so i bought new PSU as i still had warranty.. and i cleaned the dust , inserted new PSU, and from then it was working fine but still i used to get "chassis intruded " booting problem occasionally , one month back i got CPU fan error problem when i turned on power ,after login, it workd fine for 10 minutes and get shutdown, when i analyse the issue , i realized there is some problem with cpu fan , while i am planning a visit for service center, i got the same "burnt smell", "PSU" problem.
Now the thing is, the PC is not Turning ON at all, i want to know possible rootcause of this issues.
1. is it due to eletrical problem?
2. is it due to faulty UPS(because of i got couple of surge failure issues when my system got shutdown,then when i decided to visit a service center)
3. is it due to faulty motherboard?
4. is it due the the area where PSU wire get connects?
what if my motherboard has gone? do i need to buy new RAM, processor , harddrive also along with motherboard and PSU?
Please advice.
P.s: i apologize for my english and spelling mistakes, kindly bear with this
--------------------------------------
Just now i checked with the service center. He said the moterboard is ready and asked me to collect it, and said he will explain the issues in person.
So he repaired Motherboard, also asked me to buy new CPU fan. How to fine a perfect replacement for it?
My PSU also gone. I used PSU with 450 watt before.
Need suggestions on PSU and CPU Fan
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