PSU fried new one installed no display or LEDs on peripherals

[tuweyy]

I've installed a new PSU as my old one fried and when I boot up the computer no display is shown or any of my peripherals are working
Any help would be appreciated???

 

[RememberThe5th]

New psu and old psu?
Specs?

 

[tuweyy]

Specs:
Asus strix z270e Mobo
Intel I7 7700k 4 core cpu
Nvidia Asus strix 1080ti Rog OC graphics card
2 tb hard drive
H100i water cooler
Hx1000i power supply unit

Replace it from an rm1000x

 

[RememberThe5th]

Switch off psu, unplug it from wall, remove shiny battery from motherboard,switch psu on (without plugging into wall), press and hold power button for 30s~, plug back battery, switch psu off then plug it into wall and then switch it on.

If it doesnt work, unplug gpu, hdd, leave 1 ram stick, and unplug rest of peripherials except monitor.
Plug monitor into motherboard and start up pc and see if it works, if it doesnt try another ram, or ram slot.
If it still doesnt work I can assume that your old psu has taken your motherboard with it.

Just an question where do you live?(just point out country)
Cause the psu is high quality but I dont say there are any lemons.

 

[tuweyy]

I live in England

 

[RememberThe5th]

Try this above as I said and report back.

 

[tuweyy]

The top one didn't work

 

[tuweyy]

Just to let you know a technician came out and didn't know how to fix the issue we did what was said underneath I'm getting in touch now with scan to ask about a replacement motherboard

 

[RememberThe5th]

Im still stomped how an high end psu could spark/blow ....

 

[tuweyy]

The engineer that had a look at it tried what you said an was unplugging different components.

The only thing we didn't try was another couple or motherboard

 

[tuweyy]

Another engineer took apart the PSU and it was the fuse that blew so they replaced it tried powering it on and the PSU started smoking