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Thank you for your concern, before connecting the PSU to AMP, I let it work independently for several hours, all the output voltages are right, the drift is very small, and it looks very stable. So I confidently linked it to AMP, but nothing good happened... Just like the carbon I made 8 years ago, the PSU also exploded, and that time I replaced the damaged part and it worked fine. Thanks to your advice, I will go find an insulation tester to test each power supply. I should be more cautious.The PSU was tested today and luckily all worked fine except for -500V and +500V.Waiting for new parts and replace the wire with a higher withstand voltage rating.

Thanks to your advice, I will replace the connectors and cables, and replace the parts that have been damaged. The seller told me that this silicone insulator can withstand 2KV, I agree with you, it should not be the cause of this explosion.

Checked,all output voltages without a load work right

Hi guys, I spent 2 months building a T2 and today was expected to be the day of completion, but it exploded. When the power supply is not loaded, everything is fine and the correct voltage can be output. However, I connected the amplifier and turned on the power, and after 6 seconds of high voltage start-up, the power supply exploded. 10M90S I get it from MOUSER, it should not be a fake. I set both RV1 and RV2 in the center. The explosion killed the 10M90S，fqp8n80c，1N4007 and 1n4751a at +500V, and the same situation over at -500V. Did I do something wrong?Why did it explode？Expect someone to answer,THX