Km2m problem - dead (no fans, no led, nada)
Hi there!
After reading problem 12 pages descriptions of KM2M problems without
finding a solution, I have to ask here... (I'm not a newbie, assembled
many PC's before without any problems)
Mainboard: KM2M Ver 1.0
CPU: Duron 1800 MHz 133 FSB (Applebred?)
CPU-FAN: Spire SPA04B4 WhisperRock IV
RAM: 1 NoName PC133 SDRAM, 1 Apacer PC133 CL3 SDRAM, both 256 MB
DVD-ROM: Pioneer DVD-113
CD-RW: LG 8526B
Harddisk: IBM 85 GB
Floppy: NEC
The PSU: LC-Power 350 W
+3.3 V --> 26A
+5 V --> 30A
+12 V --> 15 A
(Values MAX DC OUTPUT)
Combined PEAK OUTPUT 3,3 and 5 V --> 210W
No other PCI or AGP cards attached.
The system will not boot, the fans are not working, completely dead. (In fact, this is a completely new mainboard, bought yesterday)
- The CPU is correctly inserted, a little heat sink paste just on the
DIE, fan is correctly mounted
- FSB jumper is @ 133 MHz
- both power plugs are mounted correctly
- no additional metalclips in the case (also tried the antistatic
bag method without luck)
- resetting CMOS and battery-removing didn't help
- power switch connector is plugged in, changing polarity didn't help
(I tried basically everything that's described in the sticky troubleshooting guide)
IMPORTANT: Noticed something, when pulling out the 20-pin ATX connector,
the CPU fan begun to work. Pushing in the connector again a little bit
the fan worked again, but when the plug is completely inserted, te fan
stops working! Maybe this helps...
I don't want to return the mainboard if it's my fault.... :-)
What else can I try?
Regards,
Bálint
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Originally posted by Fredrik Åsenius
Possibly, but shouldn't you get some life out of it even so? Otherwise it is darn near impossible to update BIOS.
Is the connection between the motherboard and the case alright?
Hi!
The connection is alright, no additional metal pins (checked it again and again).
OK, I tried every possibility now, and I would like to thank you very very much for everything. But IMHO the board must be dead itself... I'll call MSI Germany tomorrow, hopefully they can help me with a new board...
Greets,
Bálint
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