Bestec ATX-1956F (ATX1956F) 200-Watt Power Supply Logo
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Hi, I want to use the DC power supply disconnected from the motherboard. When all connectors to the powersupply are disconnected the fan in the power supply is not rotating and no 12 volt DC is delivered. How to simulate the the function of the pomother board?? Ingemar

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As long as you're not talking about hooking it up to anything else, as in a hobby project, then the best thing to do is go out and get yourself a power supply tester. Office Depot still sells Antec ones in my city for under $20, and I recently bought one or two over eBay, direct from China, for under $4--shipping incl--each!
You just plug the tester up to the PS, plug the PS into the wall outlet, turn it on, and ...there you go!
Just one word of warning--be careful with Bestec power supplies--nothing personal against the company itself, but they should all be replaced before they damage your computer. I never worked on any eMachine with one of these power supplies, which had a hardware-related problem, where there wasn't damage to the motherboard due to their Bestec power supplies. They are not properly 'fused' to protect your computer against spikes, surges, etc.

Testimonial: "The solution for my hooby activity I found is simple, Connect on the 24 pin contact to the mother board the green wire the the black one. Fan runs !!"

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