Question will corsair replace it ?

[eighthwonder]

I built my computer in February 2017. the PSU has 7-year warranty .
the problem started in the last week of November of 2019
see video of my problem.
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1s_WMqCQ7zU7-Hx1BenvQKnshP11rcQy2

 

[Dark Lord of Tech]

https://help.corsair.com/hc/en-us/requests/new
Yes it can be replaced , start a ticket here ^

 

[thomas4204]

Corsair will replace it

 

[jonnyguru]

I built my computer in February 2017. the PSU has 7-year warranty .
the problem started in the last week of November of 2019
see video of my problem.
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1s_WMqCQ7zU7-Hx1BenvQKnshP11rcQy2

I watched the video.

What's the problem?

The spark?

You mean it didn't spart before 11/19 or you didn't notice?

Do you flip the mains switch often? If so, why?

 

[eighthwonder]

I watched the video.

What's the problem?

The spark?

You mean it didn't spart before 11/19 or you didn't notice?

Do you flip the mains switch often? If so, why?

I watched the video.

What's the problem?

The spark?

You mean it didn't spart before 11/19 or you didn't notice?

Do you flip the mains switch often? If so, why?

thanks for the reply
the spark was not there before 11-2019
yes i switch power on and off on psu at night. because switching off from wall socket switches off the WI-fi too router and PC share same socket that is why. anyway the psu was replaced by corsair service center in two weeks
my pc is up and running nice and dandy no more sparks.

 

[jonnyguru]

thanks for the reply
the spark was not there before 11-2019
yes i switch power on and off on psu at night. because switching off from wall socket switches off the WI-fi too router and PC share same socket that is why. anyway the psu was replaced by corsair service center in two weeks
my pc is up and running nice and dandy no more sparks.

Why are you switching off your PC at night? You should just shut down in Windows and leave the PC in standby. I still don't know why you're using the switch on the PSU every night to shut down. That's not how ATX was designed to work.