Lichtblitz bei Netzteil beim Umlegen des Schalters normal?

Moin, hab mir letztens ein Pc zusammengebaut und hab mir ein Netzteil von be quiet gekauft. Immer wenn ich den Schalter umlege blitzt es ganz kurz auf und der Pc läuft. Manchmal aber wenn ich den netzschalter umlege fliegt die Sicherung nur in meinem Zimmer, dann wenn ich die Sicherung wieder aktiviert habe, lege ich den Schalter um und dann kommt dieser Blitz und der Pc funktioniert. Ist das ein Defekt am Netzteil oder ist das „normal“ so?

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DomeLPs
1 month ago

The light flash is normal even if it is usually not visible which cable you use

Flying the fuse can have some causes just in the old building can abrupt fuses depending on the load (all consumers not only the PC) jump quickly often they can be hard to put back in because all devices at the same time try to draw power and produce their willingness

It also fits on another circuit

DomeLPs
1 month ago

Then you probably work at the limit of the load on your backup or is not unusual in old construction

DomeLPs
1 month ago

That stimulates with the suspicion that it is not on the pc

GuteAntwort2021
1 month ago

Hello.

There’s a lot of tension on such a power supply, but if the fuse is in your room, it’s not normal!

What kind of power supply have you installed?

LG

GuteAntwort2021
1 month ago
Reply to  michajapan

How much wattage?

A conventional line allows a maximum of 16 amperes, at 230V. That’s 3680W at most what a line does. In old buildings, however, the maximum can also be significantly lower.

Depending on how many consumers hang on the line and at the same time try to draw power, it can become narrow when suddenly a 1000 W power supply is added and the capacitors are charged.

Consumers are not only meant in your room. Lines for several rooms are often laid.

GuteAntwort2021
1 month ago

Then I would suspect a defect in the power supply and send it back. Provided, of course, all cables fit correctly into the components and in the power supply (with modular design).

Hafnafir
1 month ago

The switching flash is normal, but should be in the power supply or Switch whose not visible… If the fuse flies, you have a short circuit or an overvoltage, with an error the FI would fly.

JannikvE
1 month ago

It is not normal that your fuses fly out and visible flashes come. Look if really all the cables are properly plugged in, even if it is easy to sit, it can cause big problems.

Otherwise write directly to the manufacturer. If you’ve built it, it’s a guarantee.

JannikvE
1 month ago
Reply to  michajapan

Then turn back to the manufacturer. It’s best to have a picture of lightning or something.

DomeLPs
1 month ago

If I have understood correctly, the fuse will only fly when the power supply is switched on and off, and there are arcs of light quite normal because the connection is interrupted or restored.

However, this is often not visible

JannikvE
1 month ago

Every time a flash and almost every time the fuses out is not normal. Yeah, I’ve seen the flashes while plugging in too often, but shouldn’t be visible if everything is installed correctly.

DomeLPs
1 month ago

The flash is normal and no rarity when plugging in cables

The fuse can have multiple causes, especially in old buildings, can sometimes overload the fuses for many other consumers or I would therefore recommend the test in another circuit for the first time.