Aprés montage, Puronman ne démarre pas

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Bonjour,

Je viens de finir le montage mais Pironman ne démarre pas.*J’ai commencé à le démonter en testant à chaque étape.

Il en ressort que c’est le bouton de démarrage qui ne fonctionne pas puis qu’avec un branchement direct le reste fonctionne, j’ai même pu formatter les barettes NVME etc…

Par contre le ventilateur ne tourne pas et j’ignore si c’est une panne pou si cela ne chauffe pas assez !

Mon premier prpblème est donc bien le sustème de démarrage et donc pourquoi la transmission ne se fait pas au bouton alors qu’en connectant directement sur le port tout marche bien,

Quelqu’un a t il rencontré le problème ? est ce une panne répertoriée ? comment faire ?

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Désolé mon texte est truffé d’erreurs:

Je viens de finir le montage mais Pironman ne démarre pas.

J’ai donc commencé à le demonter par étapes

Finalement, c’est juste le sysème du bouton qui est défectueux, puisqu’’en branchan directement je n’ai pas de problème, j’ai même pu formater les barettes NVME etc…

Par contre le ventilateur ne tourne pas et j’ignore si c’est une panne ou si ça ne chauffe pas pas assez.

Tout ceci est ennuyeux j’ai pouratnt suivi pas à pas la notice de montage…

je penche donc pour un problème dans le système de transmission du ON/OFF…

Mais je ne sais pa

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Salut brazz, félicitation pour ton achat, tu ne seras pas déçu quand tout sera fonctionnel. Pour commencer, quel version du Pironman as tu fait l’acquisition, il y a le Pironman V2 pour raspberry pi 4, il y a Pironman5 pour raspberry Pi 5 dans 3 versions différentes : Standard, Mini, Max. Ensuite il faut suivre les instructions selon le modèle acheté. Pironman 5 Series - NVMe M.2 SSD PCIe Mini PC Case for Raspberry Pi 5 — SunFounder Pironman 5 documentation

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Hello and thank you!

I finally received the Pironman 5 Max ‘micro box’!

After assembling it, I noticed that it would not start.

So I took it apart step by step to find the error.

In fact, everything works perfectly if I power it directly in the usual way, so it is the switch converter system that is at fault.

I wonder if there isn’t a setting that needs to be adjusted to activate it, although this explanation seems far-fetched to me…

Otherwise, I can’t see what the problem could be, as I followed the instructions to the letter!

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To help us better analyze and resolve the issue, could you please provide a short video showing the problem?

We also recommend that you carefully review our assembly video to confirm that all steps were followed correctly and that all connections between modules are secure. Pay special attention to the cable connections and their orientation, as an incorrect installation can cause a short circuit and prevent the Raspberry Pi 5 from booting properly.

Additionally, please refer to our FAQ guide for systematic troubleshooting:

This issue can sometimes be caused by a system update, changed boot order, or a corrupted bootloader. You can try the following steps:

Check the USB-C to HDMI Adapter Connection:

Ensure the adapter is firmly connected to the Pi 5.

Try unplugging and reconnecting the adapter, then reconnect the power to see if the Pi 5 boots successfully.

Test the Pi 5 Outside the Case:

If reconnecting the adapter doesn’t work, remove the Pi 5 from the Pironman 5 case.

Power the Pi 5 directly with the power adapter (without the case) and check if it boots normally.

Recover the Bootloader:

If the Pi 5 still doesn’t boot, the bootloader might be corrupted.

Please follow the guide to update the bootloader and select the boot device (SD card or NVMe/USB).

Insert a prepared SD card, power on the Pi 5, and wait at least 10 seconds for the recovery to complete.

After recovery, remove and reformat the SD card.

Use Raspberry Pi Imager to flash the latest Raspberry Pi OS onto the card, reinsert it, and try booting again.

We look forward to receiving the video and the results of your troubleshooting.

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Est-ce que les 2 tiges sont bien positionnées sur le Raspberry ?

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Yes I had this problem too, were the power switch converter was shorting the connector.

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Could you please first tell us which operating system you have installed?

Based on common scenarios, here is a step-by-step guide to troubleshoot the issue:

For Raspberry Pi OS with Desktop:

The standard shutdown method is to double-click the power button quickly, or press and hold the button for about 5 seconds.

A single short press should then start the system.

Check Physical Connections:

Please ensure the pins of the power adapter are properly aligned and making good contact with the Raspberry Pi 5’s pins.

Also, please check if the pins inside the adapter’s connector socket are correctly aligned and connected to the power button header.

Advanced Hardware Test (Please proceed with caution):

Gently disconnect the power button cable.

Power on the system using the main power adapter. Wait for the system to fully boot.

Once booted, carefully use a screwdriver to momentarily short-circuit the two pins on the adapter connector that the button cable was attached to.

For Raspberry Pi OS with Desktop: Try shorting the pins twice quickly. This action should mimic a double-click and shut down the system.

Interpreting the Results:

If the system shuts down during the short-circuit test, it indicates a potential issue with the power button itself.

If there is no response, it might suggest a problem with the adapter.