Even 2nd hand owners get some kind of warranty I believe  (based of manuf date )  -- so  WHY can't you register them for possible warranty replacement .?
 
 
https://forums.evga.com/O...anty-FAQ-m2848860.aspx

Talked with EVGA despite being a Brand New PSU that was not opened or used they will not honor their 10 Year Gold Warrenty.  I was also told to just throw it out.  Really.  Says right on the Box 10 Year Warrenty.   Why have that on the box, a brand new not used product and they won't stand behind their own Product???     So does anyone know a place that can fix power supplies I hate to throw this in the garbage it's so wastefull.   

tombeaulieu
So does anyone know a place that can fix power supplies I hate to throw this in the garbage it's so wastefull.   

In your local area, find some licensed electrician shops that perform home/commercial work & they should be able to refer you to someone that they may know that does electronic repairs. You can also ask your local computer shop (not box stores but ones that actually are competent & do their own PC repairs) because they also may know of someone that do the repairs.
 
I am a licensed electrician & have an electrical engineering background & own my own Pace 2000 soldering work station & do many repairs on electronics & I firmly believe that I can't be the only one out there that has been doing this for over 45 years so I hope that those I shops I mentioned in your area can help point you in the right direction for repairs.
 
I currently use dual 2000W PSU's (240VAC, 30Amp outlet) in my system that I built myself even though I own several EVGA PSU's. They are not overly expensive to repair. Several that I have repaired had transistors, capacitors, resistors, etc. replaced & total cost to me was $47 CDN. Now the people you find may charge you both for parts & labour & the labour is what increases repair prices.
 
Good luck