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My server won't turn on 🫤
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this post was submitted on 27 Nov 2024
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It's generally the reverse thing that happen you can hear the buzzing when on and not when off.. 😁
That's why I mentioned it! It seems logical. Normally 0 is off and 1 on, right? I tried in both positions but it buzzes when in the 0 position.
This sounds illogical to me
For the record, I did a paperclip test and the PSU seems fine. 1 is definitely on, 0 off, and the buzzing is when it's off 🤷. It's not loud, you can only hear it when held up to your ear.