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My other (having already returned one for my main rig) HX620 has gone wrong, giving me a bluescreen, then lockups, then no POST, then altogether failure, complete with a bang this morning. The death took about a day overall.

 

This is a similar problem to my other returned item unfortunately. The RMA was fast and easy last time, as usual I got a new retail unit which hsa been working fine in my main rig. However it looks like postage for this is going to cost between £20 and £30 as i'm in the UK. (I assume it still goes to Holland?)

 

My question is, will corsair cover the costs of my second RMA for the same product or do I need to front this? I'm doubting whether it's worth it to get back another HX620, my confidence in them is somewhat shot now, which is a shame, as they're clearly good PSUs apart from this issue.

 

I'm thinking perhaps it's the same problem, both PSUs are older models and I reckon there's probably been a few changes made since I bought these.

 

Thanks

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I am sorry but that is not a question we can really answer in Tech Support I would suggest getting your RMA number then call in and talk with our customer service about both questions and see what they can do. Please call them at 888-222-4346 Ext "3".
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  • 4 months later...

I have already made a thread asking about whether postage costs can be reclaimed since this is the 2nd unit that has failed on me, I understand I need to call customer services for that.

 

Contrary to the earlier thread though, the unit is not fully dead. The symptoms are a loud pop when it is turned on sometimes, often when it has been disconnected from the mains for a while. This happens in various locations in the same house and in others, though the unit will then continue to perform perfectly after that.

 

However, today I heard the same pop when voltage is applied to the unit by turning on the plug, but this time saw a flash from inside the unit too. The PSU still seems to function perfectly fine, though there is clearly something wrong with it.

 

Would this be sufficient grounds for an RMA?

 

TIA.

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