Electricity

[Donut417]

F a good surge suppressor. Id buy a UPS, mine kicks over to battery when it detects a surge. My dad has a tester that you plug in to an outlet to test if its wired correctly, have you check to make sure its wired correctly? Have you replaced the outlet? Its not hard, Ive done it, just make sure you turn the breaker off. Do you know what is on t he circuit? For example I blew out a hard drive when my air conditioner compressor kicked on one time. So do you have any thing that could put huge demand on the circuit? Are you sure this is the only room you are having issues in? 

[TDP_Equinox]

35 minutes ago, Donut417 said:

F a good surge suppressor. Id buy a UPS, mine kicks over to battery when it detects a surge. My dad has a tester that you plug in to an outlet to test if its wired correctly, have you check to make sure its wired correctly? Have you replaced the outlet? Its not hard, Ive done it, just make sure you turn the breaker off. Do you know what is on t he circuit? For example I blew out a hard drive when my air conditioner compressor kicked on one time. So do you have any thing that could put huge demand on the circuit? Are you sure this is the only room you are having issues in? 

Given that OP can hardly form a sentence i'd say he's probably not fit to do any electrical work. 

[Tanner1395]

5 hours ago, TDP_Equinox said:

1: K..

2: Try their PSU at your house. 

3. Try the new one that you got and tested at your friends house, in your own home. 

4. Try it. You have no idea how common DOA parts are. Hint: VERY.  It's the only way to eliminate your house being the problem, and given that your PS4 is plugged in and working, it's insanely unlikely that it's your house. 
PS4 power brick is not magic, it's made of the exact same components as your PC PSU. 

Hush young one. 

Again, PS4 power brick is not magic..

 

 

P.S: PUNCTUATION PLEASE GOOD GOD. 

1 kk

2 no that would cause to much trouble and kill their psu

3 i know the outcome

4 3/3 i highly doubt it 

5 he was being a smart ass

6 the ps4 uses 150watts max so its not really a benchmark

7 nah im lazy and i forget just read slowly sorry

[Tanner1395]

No need to be rude

[TDP_Equinox]

1 minute ago, Tanner1395 said:

1 kk

2 no that would cause to much trouble and kill their psu

3 i know the outcome

4 3/3 i highly doubt it 

5 he was being a smart ass

6 the ps4 uses 150watts max so its not really a benchmark

7 nah im lazy and i forget just read slowly sorry

You don't know the outcome or you wouldn't be here. 
Hire an electrician and close the thread if you're going to be uncooperative and rude to the people helping you. 

 

I had to go through 5 RMAs on my WD Black drive before I got a working one, 3 DOA's is entirely possible and not that unlikely. 

 

[Tanner1395]

4 hours ago, Donut417 said:

F a good surge suppressor. Id buy a UPS, mine kicks over to battery when it detects a surge. My dad has a tester that you plug in to an outlet to test if its wired correctly, have you check to make sure its wired correctly? Have you replaced the outlet? Its not hard, Ive done it, just make sure you turn the breaker off. Do you know what is on t he circuit? For example I blew out a hard drive when my air conditioner compressor kicked on one time. So do you have any thing that could put huge demand on the circuit? Are you sure this is the only room you are having issues in? 

Thank you finally actual help what would you recommend. Im not sure its the only room i have tried only thing i know is there are twon ròms on the circuit living room and my bedroom that last picture is of it 

[Tanner1395]

4 minutes ago, TDP_Equinox said:

You don't know the outcome or you wouldn't be here. 
Hire an electrician and close the thread if you're going to be uncooperative and rude to the people helping you. 

 

I had to go through 5 RMAs on my WD Black drive before I got a working one, 3 DOA's is entirely possible and not that unlikely. 

 

 

3 hours ago, TDP_Equinox said:

Given that OP can hardly form a sentence i'd say he's probably not fit to do any electrical work. 

And thats not rude okay 

[rhyseyness]

3 hours ago, Tanner1395 said:

Thank you finally actual help 

What?

Have you not read any of @TDP_Equinox posts? /s

He was actually helping you find the route cause of the problem.

However, you gave up testing.

You need to listen to what people are saying, stop being rude, and actually test what needs to be tested.

Good luck and all, but don't ask for help if you're not going to take it.

[0x1e]

13 hours ago, Tanner1395 said:

How does this help smart ass?

Cos I iz smart

[reaper1988]

it happened to me a few years ago.it was bad power delivery on my house from the town power grid .

[Tanner1395]

On 2/8/2016 at 11:02 PM, Donut417 said:

F a good surge suppressor. Id buy a UPS, mine kicks over to battery when it detects a surge. My dad has a tester that you plug in to an outlet to test if its wired correctly, have you check to make sure its wired correctly? Have you replaced the outlet? Its not hard, Ive done it, just make sure you turn the breaker off. Do you know what is on t he circuit? For example I blew out a hard drive when my air conditioner compressor kicked on one time. So do you have any thing that could put huge demand on the circuit? Are you sure this is the only room you are having issues in? 

http://www.walmart.com/ip/15421411 k so this would be perfect right as far as ican tell it has a built in line condessor to stop dirty power and plenty of battery 

[Donut417]

Im fairly sure thats the same one I have. Mine works great. That should stop components from getting zapped.