lief138 Posted August 18, 2008 Report Posted August 18, 2008 OK, so I am at the point of building my mb-6582 that I need to test the power before I plug it in. I looked at the pinout information and see that all three of my psus have pins 2(gnd),4(5V),6(9V),7(9V).I tested the first one and got 5V as expects but I got 0 on pins 6 and 7. I tried the other ones and got the same.I read around and discovered that I needed to change the setting on multimeter to AC for the 9V pins so I tried that on all three of them but still got 0.I know that at least one of these supplies worked fine before I messed with it. I read a couple of other posts around here saying that this means the power supply is bad.Is it possible that i broke then testing the AC pins with the DC setting on my multimeter?Is there any other way I could check. My multimeter is old and cheap, perhaps its retarded?It seems hard to believe that they are all broken in exactly the same way.Any ideas?Thanks, Lief
lief138 Posted August 18, 2008 Author Report Posted August 18, 2008 forget about all that I just said. My man Nils set me straight. I just wasnt testing the 9V pins the right way. I was trying each one with the ground pin instead of touching both the 9V pins...Thanks Nils!
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