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Old 11-04-2009, 04:11 AM
John B
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Hi all
I need to check my power supply on a Dell dimension 8100. I think I may
fried it. I inadvertently pushed on a power connector to a hard drive while
I had the computer turned on, it arced slightly and went dead. If the
supply is bad I am going to take a chance on a replacement $25.00. If it
good then it may be my motherboard.

I can't remember which two pins(the ones going to the on and off button)
on the connector to jump to activate it. If anyone can help I really would
be thankful. A drawing or web site would be great also. He he he

Thanks John B


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Old 11-04-2009, 05:32 AM
JayB
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notch facing up. looking into the pins.
3rd and 4th should be shorted.
black and green
should turn it on.
jay

John B wrote:
> Hi all
> I need to check my power supply on a Dell dimension 8100. I think I may
> fried it. I inadvertently pushed on a power connector to a hard drive while
> I had the computer turned on, it arced slightly and went dead. If the
> supply is bad I am going to take a chance on a replacement $25.00. If it
> good then it may be my motherboard.
>
> I can't remember which two pins(the ones going to the on and off button)
> on the connector to jump to activate it. If anyone can help I really would
> be thankful. A drawing or web site would be great also. He he he
>
> Thanks John B
>
>

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Old 11-04-2009, 08:17 AM
Pen
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John B wrote:
> Hi all
> I need to check my power supply on a Dell dimension 8100. I think I may
> fried it. I inadvertently pushed on a power connector to a hard drive while
> I had the computer turned on, it arced slightly and went dead. If the
> supply is bad I am going to take a chance on a replacement $25.00. If it
> good then it may be my motherboard.
>
> I can't remember which two pins(the ones going to the on and off button)
> on the connector to jump to activate it. If anyone can help I really would
> be thankful. A drawing or web site would be great also. He he he
>
> Thanks John B
>
>

http://support.dell.com/support/edocs/SYSTEMS/dsleest/
8100 docs
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