To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if Thermaltake ATX 12V 2.2 has no DC output and the fans don't spin?
First, ensure the AC inlet plug is firmly plugged into the PSU inlet socket. Next, check if the wall socket, extension cord, power strip, or surge protector is fully functional and the wall power switch is turned on. Finally, verify that the Main Board socket (20+4 pin) plug is fully and firmly inserted.
Why does my Thermaltake ATX 12V 2.2 fan start and then stop, causing the system to hang?
This issue might occur due to connection problems. Please check if the peripheral connectors are firmly plugged into accessory devices like the main hard drive or CD ROM. Also, if a plug has been incorrectly connected, unplug the AC power source, reconnect the connectors properly, wait 30 seconds, and then plug the AC power source back in to try again. If the power supply is still unable to power up after following the above instruction, please send the unit back to your dealer or retailer for after sales service.
Introductory statement about the product and manual, contact information for feedback.
Supports next-generation graphics cards with 8-pin connectors, downward compatible with 6-pin.
Offers up to 87% efficiency, reducing energy consumption and customer electricity bills.
Enhances airflow inside the PSU and decreases ambient temperature effectively.
Features ±3% voltage regulation for increased system voltage stability.
Achieves over 120,000 hours of Mean Time Between Failures for high reliability.
Provides four independent +12V rails to support high-end graphics cards and PC systems.
Enables users to remove unused cables, improving airflow and chassis tidiness.
Uses components specially designed for industrial environments and extreme conditions.
Features a special Hi-Tech Black coating for a professional, elegant, and unique look.
Offers high +5VSB output to support up to 12 USB devices, even when the system is off.
Details the 20+4 pin main power connector for ATX 12V 2.2 system motherboards.
Describes the 4+4 pin connector for dual or single CPU systems.
Details the 8 pin connector for supporting Quad Core system motherboards.
Supports 8-pin sockets on high-end graphics cards and existing 6-pin sockets.
Supports the latest high-end graphic cards with 6-pin sockets.
Supports new generation high-speed SATA devices.
Supports IDE/SCSI devices like HDD and CD/DVD drives.
Supports Floppy Disk drives and some other additional devices.
Allows users to optimize cable arrangement for better airflow, tidiness, and system look.
Connects the 20+4-pin main power cable to the motherboard's 20-pin or 24-pin socket.
Connects the 4+4-pin or 8-pin +12V connector to the motherboard.
Connects the 6-pin or 8-pin PCI-Express connector to the graphics card.
Connects 4-pin power connectors to peripheral devices and floppy drives.
Details the +12V rail distribution across various connectors for the 1200W model.
Suggestions for connecting PCI-E connectors to graphic cards based on +12V rail distribution.
Provides detailed specifications including power, dimensions, input/output, environment, and protection.
Specifies maximum inrush current at 115Vac and 230Vac cold start.
Details minimum power efficiency at full load and 115Vac input.
Lists CE requirements for Conducted EMI, Safety Standards, and Harmonic.
Specifies harmonic compliance with IEC1000-3-2, Class D.
Provides guidance for common issues like no DC output or fans stopping.
Lists contact information for technical support and general inquiries in various regions.
General| Brand | Thermaltake |
|---|---|
| Model | ATX 12V 2.2 |
| Category | Power Supply |
| Language | English |
