I'm building a computer and so far everything is good to

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I'm building a computer and so far everything is good to go except I'm having some trouble with the fans

The mobo has 3 fan connectors (cpu fan and two chassis fans). I plugged the cpu into the cpu fan connector and it works fine, and I originally plugged the push fan into one connector and the pull to another and it worked fine, but then I remembered I still have the psu fan left over.

I plugged one of the chassis fans into the daisy chain on the psu fan and plugged it into the mobo and for some reason the computer wouldn't turn on. I unplugged the psu and put the chassis fan back into the mobo and the computer started, but it looks like the fan connector that had the psu on it fried because it won't run no matter what I plug into it and the bios doesn't detect anything

So now I can only have the cpu fan and one other chassis fan plugged in. Should I try daisy chaining both chassis fans on the psu fan and plug that into the working fan connector? I'm afraid it'll fry that connector too but it seems like it's the only way to get all the fans going