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Old 18-12-2003, 09:12 PM   #1
Morten Lundstrøm
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Hello

I fried my P3B-F when installing a RAID controller in a PCI slot, I had
forgotten to unplug the ATX PSU and something made a small smoke cloud next
to the PSU.
Can't turn it on at all now, the LED on the motherboard is indicating that
the board is powered.
If I force the PSU to start by shorting green and black wire the CPU fan
turns on but the screen is blank.

Is this fixable or should I just throw it out and look for another board?
(Slot 1 boards are quite cheap...)

/Morten

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Old 18-12-2003, 10:00 PM   #2
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It would appear that the circuitry that turns on the
power supply, along with some other items, is
blown up. This is a very old board and is not
worth spending money on it.

"Morten Lundstrøm" <semizealot@iname.hej> wrote in message
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> Hello
>
> I fried my P3B-F when installing a RAID controller in a PCI slot, I

had
> forgotten to unplug the ATX PSU and something made a small smoke

cloud next
> to the PSU.
> Can't turn it on at all now, the LED on the motherboard is

indicating that
> the board is powered.
> If I force the PSU to start by shorting green and black wire the CPU

fan
> turns on but the screen is blank.
>
> Is this fixable or should I just throw it out and look for another

board?
> (Slot 1 boards are quite cheap...)
>
> /Morten
>
> --
> replace .hej with .com at the end of my e-mail.
>
>


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