Common failures of switching power supply
1.Blown fuse Normally, blown fuses indicate that there is a problem with the internal circuit of the switching power supply . Because the power supply works in the state of high voltage and high current, the fluctuation and surge of the grid voltage will cause the instantaneous increase of the current in the power supply and cause the blown to fuse. Emphasis should be placed on checking rectifier diodes, high voltage filter electrolytic capacitors, inverted power switches, etc. at the input end of the power supply, and checking whether the components have breakdown, open circuit, damage, etc. If the blown is indeed fused, we should first look at the various components on the circuit board to see whether the appearance of these components has been burned, whether there is an electrolyte overflow, if the above are not found, then use a multimeter to measure the breakdown short circuit of the switch tube. Special attention should be paid to the fact that when a component is...