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Power supply sorting is done in [[System Evaluation]].
 
Power supply sorting is done in [[System Evaluation]].
  
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== Start ==
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== Triage Chart ==
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You will need a power supply tester and a sharpie, plus a couple of large boxes to hold finished power supplies.
 
  
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Create a temporary place for two piles:
 
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* Keep
 
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* Recycle
 
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Follow the triage flow chart below to determine which pile to put the power supply in. You will need to test some power supplies to complete this task.
 
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== Triage Chart ==
 
 
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   edge [fontname="Helvetica"]  
 
   edge [fontname="Helvetica"]  
  
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  at        [label="Is it an AT?\n(not an ATX)"]
 
 
   start    [label="START HERE", shape="box", style="bold"]
 
   start    [label="START HERE", shape="box", style="bold"]
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   blackcord [label="Does it have a thick black cord?"]
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   type      [label="What type is it?\nATX,\nHot Swappable,\nor Other?"]
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  twentyfourpin  [label="Is it 24 PIN capable?\n(test all 24 pin-see note below)"]
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  sata  [label="Does it have a\nSATA power connector?"]
 
   shape    [label="Is it the same shape and size\n as the power supply marked 'EXAMPLE'?\nLittle metal rails don't count as different;\nexternal fans do."]
 
   shape    [label="Is it the same shape and size\n as the power supply marked 'EXAMPLE'?\nLittle metal rails don't count as different;\nexternal fans do."]
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   compaq   [label="Does it say 'COMPAQ' on its label?"]
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   highpower   [label="Does it say '350W' or greater on its label?"]
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   broken    [label="Is it broken?\nDoes it have clipped cords or an open case?\nDid somebody write 'BAD' on it?"]
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  dell      [label="Does it say 'DELL' on its label?"]
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  recycle  [label="RECYCLE\nClip all cords. Separate cords into thick and thin wire bins.\nPut the power supply in the 'RECYCLE' bin on the cart." shape="box", style="bold"]
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  gooddell  [label="Does it have\na GREEN WIRE?"]
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   broken    [label="Is it broken?\nDoes it have clipped cords or an open case?\nDid somebody write 'BAD' on it?\nAre there scorched connectors?"]
 
   test      [label="TEST IT\nDoes it work?"]
 
   test      [label="TEST IT\nDoes it work?"]
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   keep      [label="KEEP\nPut the power supply in one of the 'KEEP' bins on the cart."  shape="box", style="bold"]
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   keep      [label="KEEP"  shape="box", style="bold"]
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  recycle  [label="RECYCLE" shape="box", style="bold"] 
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  servers  [label="Take to\nSERVER LAND" shape="box", style="bold"]  
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  ask      [label="ASK\nwhere it goes" shape="box", style="bold"] 
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  start -> type
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  type -> twentyfourpin [label="ATX"]
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  type -> servers [label="Hot\nSwappable"]
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  type -> ask    [label="Others"]
  
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   start -> at
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   twentyfourpin -> sata [taillabel="NO"]
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   at -> recycle [label="YES"]
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   twentyfourpin -> test  [label="YES"]
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   at -> blackcord [label="NO"]
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   blackcord -> recycle [label="YES"]  
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   sata -> highpower [taillabel="NO"]
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   blackcord -> shape [label="NO"]
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   sata -> test  [label="YES"]
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  highpower -> recycle [taillabel="NO"]
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   highpower -> shape   [label="YES"]
  
 
   shape -> broken [label="YES"]
 
   shape -> broken [label="YES"]
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   broken -> recycle [taillabel="YES"]
 
   broken -> recycle [taillabel="YES"]
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   broken -> compaq [label="NO"]
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   broken -> dell [label="NO"]
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  dell -> test [label="NO"]
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  dell -> gooddell [label="YES"]
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  gooddell -> test [label="YES"]
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  gooddell -> recycle [label="NO"]
  
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  compaq -> recycle [label="YES"]
 
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  compaq -> test
 
 
   test -> recycle [label="NO"]
 
   test -> recycle [label="NO"]
 
   test -> keep [label="YES"]
 
   test -> keep [label="YES"]
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== Testing Power Supplies ==
 
== Testing Power Supplies ==
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Use a standard ATX power supply tester for a 20 pin ATX power supply. If you have a 24 pin ATX power supply, send it to advanced testing instead.
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Use a standard ATX power supply tester for a 20 pin ATX power supply.  
  
 
For each power supply that needs to be tested, do these things:
 
For each power supply that needs to be tested, do these things:
  
 
# Plug each power supply into outlet
 
# Plug each power supply into outlet
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# If there is a rear power supply switch, make sure it is turned on.
 
# Connect the tester to the 20 pin ATX connector
 
# Connect the tester to the 20 pin ATX connector
 
#* Check lights (all lights on is good, but it is also OK if the -5V light is off)
 
#* Check lights (all lights on is good, but it is also OK if the -5V light is off)
 
# Connect the tester to the 4 pin ATX connector
 
# Connect the tester to the 4 pin ATX connector
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#* Check lights
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#* Check to see if the +12V light is on
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# Put failures in Recycle pile (as directed in the Triage chart)
 
  
 
== What to do when done, where to put them ==
 
== What to do when done, where to put them ==
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* Power supplies in your Recycle pile go straight to Recycling after they are signed off by the Eval instructor.
 
  
 
; Keepers
 
; Keepers
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: Mark them '''OKFG''' with a sharpie
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: Mark them '''OK''' in a corner on the side where the wires come out with a sharpie.
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: Take them to the warehouse and put them in the POWER SUPPLIES TO KEEP location
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:* Use small letters. These are likely going to be sold and customers don't want them all marked up.
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: Put them on the POWER SUPPLIES TO KEEP shelf
 
; Recycle
 
; Recycle
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: Mark them '''LARGE frowny face''' somewhere with a sharpie. Go ahead and be creative if you want.
 
: Take them to the warehouse and put them in the POWER SUPPLIES TO RECYCLE location
 
: Take them to the warehouse and put them in the POWER SUPPLIES TO RECYCLE location
  
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[[Category: Prebuild]]
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[[Category: System Evaluation]]

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Power supply sorting is done in System Evaluation.

Triage Chart

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Testing Power Supplies

Use a standard ATX power supply tester for a 20 pin ATX power supply.

For each power supply that needs to be tested, do these things:

  1. Plug each power supply into outlet
  2. If there is a rear power supply switch, make sure it is turned on.
  3. Connect the tester to the 20 pin ATX connector
    • Check lights (all lights on is good, but it is also OK if the -5V light is off)
  4. Connect the tester to the 4 pin ATX connector
    • Check to see if the +12V light is on

What to do when done, where to put them

Keepers
Mark them OK in a corner on the side where the wires come out with a sharpie.
  • Use small letters. These are likely going to be sold and customers don't want them all marked up.
Put them on the POWER SUPPLIES TO KEEP shelf
Recycle
Mark them LARGE frowny face somewhere with a sharpie. Go ahead and be creative if you want.
Take them to the warehouse and put them in the POWER SUPPLIES TO RECYCLE location
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