@hazel14847 without hearing it or seeing it and going by your description, this sounds like an issue with the PSU. Probably bad (aging) capacitors. You could consider replacing the PSU or recapping it since it still functions.
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@hazel14847 without hearing it or seeing it and going by your description, this sounds like an issue with the PSU. Probably bad (aging) capacitors. You could consider replacing the PSU or recapping it, since it still functions.
If the caps do "pop", the damage will remain isolated to the PSU.
@hazel14847 without hearing it or seeing it and going by your description, this sounds like an issue with the PSU . Probably bad (aging) capacitors. You could consider replacing the PSU or recapping it since it still functions.
If the caps do "pop", the damage will remain isolated to the PSU.