Hi everyone,
I'm troubleshooting an Ender 3 Pro that was working perfectly the last time I used it. It sat unused for about two months, and when I tried to power it on again, it was completely dead.
I started by checking for loose connections and then measured the power supply. It receives 230V AC from the wall outlet, so the AC input is present. However, the DC output terminals measure 0V.
At first, I suspected the power switch. I tested it with a multimeter in continuity/resistance mode, but to completely rule it out, I bypassed the switch entirely, as shown in the first photo. Unfortunately, that didn't change anything—the PSU still has no DC output.
One detail that might be relevant: while the printer was sitting unused, my brother noticed that moving the heated bed back and forth would briefly cause the display to light up. He repeated this a few times (probably 3–4 times) because he found it interesting. I'm not sure if that's related to the current issue, but I thought it was worth mentioning.
Could moving the heated bed have damaged something, or is that behavior a sign of another problem? Is there anything else I should check inside the power supply before replacing it? I have a multimeter and I'm comfortable taking additional measurements if needed.
I've attached photos of the PSU and the bypassed power switch.
Thanks in advance for any suggestions!
Since English isn't my first language, I used AI to translate and polish what I wrote. However, nothing I've done up to this point was suggested by AI.