Psu plug broke

[cu.koo]

Hello, I have a problem with my psu, when I unplugged the cable that goes from the psu to current

So the psu is male and the cable is female, when I unplugged the cable it took one of the male things off with it
Is it fixable or do I have to buy a new psu?

 

[engineer5261]

it is fixable, you just need to swap out the connector inside the supply. I would take it to a professional since you can mess yourself or your computer hardware up if break something on your PSU during the repair.

 

[jankerson]

Hello, I have a problem with my psu, when I unplugged the cable that goes from the psu to current

So the psu is male and the cable is female, when I unplugged the cable it took one of the male things off with it
Is it fixable or do I have to buy a new psu?

Just buy a new power cable.

It's is the main power cable that plugs into the wall correct?

If so new PSU power cables are easy to fine online.

 

[engineer5261]

Hello, I have a problem with my psu, when I unplugged the cable that goes from the psu to current

So the psu is male and the cable is female, when I unplugged the cable it took one of the male things off with it
Is it fixable or do I have to buy a new psu?

Just buy a new power cable.

It's is the main power cable that plugs into the wall correct?

If so new PSU power cables are easy to fine online.

I think he has broken one of the pins inside his PSU enclosure that the PSU cable connects to.

 

[jankerson]

Hello, I have a problem with my psu, when I unplugged the cable that goes from the psu to current

So the psu is male and the cable is female, when I unplugged the cable it took one of the male things off with it
Is it fixable or do I have to buy a new psu?

Just buy a new power cable.

It's is the main power cable that plugs into the wall correct?

If so new PSU power cables are easy to fine online.

I think he has broken one of the pins inside his PSU enclosure that the PSU cable connects to.

If that's what happened then he really needs to RMA it or get a new PSU.

 

[cu.koo]

Thanks for answering, what is rma?

 

[engineer5261]

He means can you return it? Any warranty?

 

[cu.koo]

No I don't have any warranty, so if that's not possible then I'm screwed? No way to change the pins or anything?

 

[engineer5261]

I would not recommend you attempt repair work on a PSU. Take it to a professional.