My new PSUs fan isn't working

AvoK95

help me out here guys....
today my new PSU came and i jst finished with ALLL of my cable management(took a good 3 hours) now i turn my pc on and the fan isn't running....i tried spinning it with my screwdriver but no luck
anyway...can any one help me to get it running??
because i don't want to take me pc apart again and wait 6 days for a replacement...
my PSU is an Inwin IRP-COM750 750W from PCandParts

TheStunMan

if you care about your money i repeat if you care about your money, return this item without even thinking, even if you fixed it, you will void your warranty, i suggest one thing before you do anything call pcandparts and tell them what happened with you, you have to be patient with these stuff.

Experience rules.

AvoK95

TheStunMan wroteif you care about your money i repeat if you care about your money, return this item without even thinking, even if you fixed it, you will void your warranty, i suggest one thing before you do anything call pcandparts and tell them what happened with you, you have to be patient with these stuff.

Experience rules.

you right man....
i should send it back and wait ....it took me 4 months to get the money but whats another 6days ...right ???
i am going to email them the invoice they sent me to my email and tell them that the fan of the psu came faulty and is not working ...

yasamoka

Pcandparts.com support is incredibly annoying with warranties and such...you have to be precise and do NOT tamper with devices...but again they're right, because the average LEBANESE user is going to be reckless.

Anyways, good luck with getting it running. A return should not take 6 days, as I have once returned a faulty RAM module and received it back shortly. Basically, a PSU doesn't even need diagnosis as much as a RAM stick. Short pin 14 with ground pin and it should turn on. They may have the Thermaltake device for measuring voltages (basically it does nothing, since it causes no power load, but it can turn on the PSU without a motherboard).

AvoK95

yasamoka wrotePcandparts.com support is incredibly annoying with warranties and such...you have to be precise and do NOT tamper with devices...but again they're right, because the average LEBANESE user is going to be reckless.

Anyways, good luck with getting it running. A return should not take 6 days, as I have once returned a faulty RAM module and received it back shortly. Basically, a PSU doesn't even need diagnosis as much as a RAM stick. Short pin 14 with ground pin and it should turn on. They may have the Thermaltake device for measuring voltages (basically it does nothing, since it causes no power load, but it can turn on the PSU without a motherboard).

mine is working...
but the fan isn't spinning
do i have to take the whooooole thing apart again??
or can i just send the psu and not the cables?

Flakk

AvoK95 wrote
yasamoka wrotePcandparts.com support is incredibly annoying with warranties and such...you have to be precise and do NOT tamper with devices...but again they're right, because the average LEBANESE user is going to be reckless.

Anyways, good luck with getting it running. A return should not take 6 days, as I have once returned a faulty RAM module and received it back shortly. Basically, a PSU doesn't even need diagnosis as much as a RAM stick. Short pin 14 with ground pin and it should turn on. They may have the Thermaltake device for measuring voltages (basically it does nothing, since it causes no power load, but it can turn on the PSU without a motherboard).
mine is working...
but the fan isn't spinning
do i have to take the whooooole thing apart again??
or can i just send the psu and not the cables?

I think they will only replace it if you give them the whole unit again boxed with all its cables and accessories.
But you could ask them about it, though i doubt they will only accept the PSU alone.