About Outdoor power supply odor
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3 FAQs about [Outdoor power supply odor]
Why does my PSU smell burning?
Though, if you're smelling a burning smell even when the system is turned off (but plugged in) at a guess I would say it's probably something to do with the 5VSB inside the unit that has fried. Out of curiosity, what model is the PSU?
Why does my PSU smell like a cigarette odor?
New electronics are likely to have just a bit of odor when first turned on and heated up. The problem should not continue barring some defect or improper power connection. Do not, under any circumstances, do anything while the PSU is powered on and do not make any attempts to open the PSU.
Why do I Smell a burning smell when plugged in?
Good. May as well remove the PSU from the system. When you take it out check to see if any of the cables to the components have melted. Though, if you're smelling a burning smell even when the system is turned off (but plugged in) at a guess I would say it's probably something to do with the 5VSB inside the unit that has fried.
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