23 Sep
2009
23 Sep
'09
12:56 p.m.
2009/9/23 Alexandre Lag?e-Jacques <alexandre.laguejacques at gmail.com>:
Hello all,
I've just plugged in a SPARCClassic to 240 V 50 Hz AC (brought it with
me from a 60 Hz country).
With a SMPS, the AC will hit a bridge rectifier after passing a simple
filtering network. I would be very surprised if the frequency is your
problem.
There may be a switch or jumper for mains voltage, but if this is
incorrect you would probably know about it by now.
Despite the power supply being rated for this, it
won't start in the
traditional sense of the word. ?The speaker makes a clicking noise
when I press the power button and until I turn it off.
Inside the case, everything appears intact...
A hiccuping SMPS. There could well be a fault within the SMPS its self.
Simon
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