fans on as soon as i plug the power

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  1. sergiovv

    sergiovv Regular member

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    hi there....i need a little help here,
    i alreday googled for a while but did not get it fixed

    is a emachine T2460 the power supply was burned and got a used one but as soon as i plugged the power cord in the back fans start running and just keeps like that running and running , nothing on screen, power button doesnt do nothing ,cd and dvd drives are on they open and close and hard drive led is orange.
    i already push and hold the power button but does not turn fans off.
    is this weird or normal.

    thanks
     
  2. ddp

    ddp Moderator Staff Member

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    any domed or leaking can shaped capacitors on motherboard? remove all power & data cables to drives. clear the cmos as have found that to work sometimes to kickstart a stubborn system. onboard video or a videocard? no beeps from speakers? remove all cards & ram except for videocard & 1 stick of ram, reseat those 2.
     
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    sergiovv Regular member

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    thanks ddp !!

    i already check all the things you said then plugged back everthing
    but nothing changed .
    i posted some pictures i did not see anything wrong like bad transitors or burned circuits .
    what else can be.??

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    ddp Moderator Staff Member

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    did you try powering up the pc without the drives & modem connected to motherboard? any beeps at all? did you clear the cmos? can you try another psu just to make certain.
     
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    sergiovv Regular member

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    clearing the cmos means taking tha battery out.??

    and you meant power supply by psu right.?

    sorry but i am not familiar with computers terminology.

    thanks a lot!!!
     
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    ddp Moderator Staff Member

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    yes on both but i see you did take the battery out.
     
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    sergiovv Regular member

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    ok ....and also i heard no beeps at all just the loudy psu and procesor fans ...next thing i will try is another psu
    i think i'll do that tomorrow, thanks man.

    i'll post it tomorrow .

     
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    ddp Moderator Staff Member

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    if another psu without any of the drives connected still not work then you need a new motherboard.
     
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    Not often i see DDP posting :p

    Those Emachines T2460's are just trouble unfortunatly. DDP is right, Motherboard is definetly at fault. From what i remember of experience with these particular machines is the south bridge not allowing it to POST (power on self test)...

    Sorry :(
     
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    sergiovv Regular member

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    yeah, i used another known working good psu and same thing.

    next step then is get a used motherboard ...should be no more than 30 bucks.

    thanks for the help i really apreciate it.!!
     
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    no problem. if can afford it then also get more ram say upto a gig as you will see a noticeable improvement.
     

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