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Does a server psu have any kind off smell when working?  I just got one refurbished a few days ago ( first time working with server psu) and I'm trying it, the psu work good, the breakout bord sends power to riser and card good but as soon as you turn on the psu it has a weird smell, not quite like plastic burning, can't see/hear any sparks on the psu. Haven't tested it yet with enough load to make the fan spin at full but I'm worried with the possibility of the psu get on fire or something.

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2 minutes ago, NZgamer said:

Is the PSU new? Usually ATX PSU's do have a smell when they're new, but it wares off after a week or two. I assume the same would be true for a server PSU.

The psu is  a HP 1200W Platinum DPS-1200FB-1 A refurbished. I did try find new ones but could find where to buy them. 

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1 hour ago, JP8296 said:

Does a server psu have any kind off smell when working?  I just got one refurbished a few days ago ( first time working with server psu) and I'm trying it, the psu work good, the breakout bord sends power to riser and card good but as soon as you turn on the psu it has a weird smell, not quite like plastic burning, can't see/hear any sparks on the psu. Haven't tested it yet with enough load to make the fan spin at full but I'm worried with the possibility of the psu get on fire or something.

All PSUs tend to smell when new.   For many reasons.

 

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