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1. In case of No Output - what to check
2. In case of Abnormal Output Voltage(Too High, Too Low, Unstable) - what to check

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1. In case of No Output - what to check
2. In case of Abnormal Output Voltage(Too High, Too Low, Unstable) - what to check
1. In case of No Output - what to check
| Input Side | |||
| Check Points | Solutions | Applicable Products | |
| Wrong AC voltage is applied. In case of dual input voltage power supply (AC85-132V and AC170-264V). Check to see if the power supply needs jumper selector for AC input and use it properly. |
Make sure to use the jumper for the following models in case of AC85-132V input. | P50E,P100E,P150E, PMC50E-PMC100E, P1500E, AD240,AD480 |
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| AC voltage is not applied to power supply correctly. - 1 Wrong input connection? For example, AC(L) or (N) is connected to FG terminal. |
Check and correct the input connection if necessary. |
All Series | |
| AC voltage is not applied to power supply correctly. - 2 Is external fuse blown? |
1)If the built-in fuse is blown, return the power supply to us for repair. 2)If the built-in fuse has no problem, change the external fuse to one that can withstand the inrush current of the power supply and has the same voltage/current rating as the built-in fuse. |
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