Dell Dimension 9200 PC Desktop "yellow green black wires" Questions

green wire to any black wire. If the PS fan does not spin then it's busted, else proceed below. Reconnect connectors except the one with 4 wires, 2 yellow and 2 black, then switch on. If CPU fan turns

green wire to any black wire. If the PS fan does not spin then it's busted, else proceed below. Reconnect connectors except the one with 4 wires, 2 yellow and 2 black, then switch on. If CPU fan turns

Yellow = +12V 2 - Blue = -12V 3 - Red = +5V 4 - White = -12V 5 - Orange = +3.3V 6 - Black = GND 7 - Gray = PG +5V 8 - Violet = SB +5V 9 - Green = PS ON +5V you can see that SMPS work or not by Green &

green light on motherboard is lit...no fans, monitor or drives working This sounds like a power supply problem. There are separate voltages for the fan and cpu, so one of the voltages can still be bad

...Yellow wires)Test with a multimeter set to DC voltage. (Function knob set to DC voltage. May be just a DC Voltage symbol. Dotted line over solid line. If there is more than one setting, set it to the ...

...Yellow is 12 Volts 2) Red is 5 Volts 3) Orange is 3.3 Volts 4) Any Black wire is a Ground wire. (ANY) 5) Green is the Soft Power On wire Look at the 20-pin ATX main power cable of your new power ...

green power light on. Bad Power Supply. Weak voltage power rail. [There are three main voltages produced by the Dimension 4550's Power Supply. 1) 3.3 Volts 2) 5 Volts 3) 12 Volts ] The Power On button

...green numbers 1-4 right above where the power button is) If not, then with the power and network cables unplugged, give all the power connections going to your motherboard a good look over for any ...

...green light inside is on and i tested the cmos battery and it had 2.89 volts could that be it 1/10th a volt? Nope. Bypass the Power On switch. See if you have a bad switch first. Then test the power ...

Yellow is 12 Volts B) Red is 5 Volts C) Black is a Ground wire D) Orange is 3.3 Volts E) The Green wire usually designates the Soft Power On wire. (PS_ON....Power Supply_ON) Look to see that the color