PS4 Power Supply ADP-240CR / N12-240P1A

A PS4 that shows no lights at all, or one that shuts off at random, often has a failing internal power supply. On the CUH-11XX series, the ADP-240CR is the 4-pin supply that powers the whole console, so when it goes, nothing else can work.

This listing sells the ADP-240CR internal power supply for PS4 CUH-11XX consoles, described in the listing as original. It's a 240 W unit with a 4-pin connector. The title gives N12-240P1A as an alternative number, while the description gives N14-240P1A, so compare both with the label on your existing supply.

When to replace the power supply

• No power and no lights, with a known-good power cable and outlet.

• Random shutdowns that aren't caused by overheating.

• A burnt smell or visible damage on the supply.

• Boot failure after a power surge.

Before you swap it

Try a different power cable and outlet first. Check the connector count and label on your current supply, because PS4 revisions use different supplies with 4-pin or 5-pin connectors. Never open the supply itself while it's connected, as its capacitors can hold a charge.

Disconnect the console, fit the new supply, seat the connectors fully and test power-on. If the console boots and stays on through a long session, the job is done.