I don't know where the wires go...

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The color of the wires is a guide only. The lettered terminals on the thermostat are important To pay attention to. R- is 24 volt power w- is heat g- is for the fan y- is for your ac. Sometimes The wire colors matchup sometimes they don't. Your blue wire should go to the y terminal If you have ac.

This is not a photo of your motherboard. Please use it as a general guide on what to look for on your motherboard. Most brand name systems will have the connector pins placef on the edge of the motherboard that is closest to where the wires coming from the power button are being routed. Pay attention to a set of pins that equal the amount of connection wires you have. When you see it, look around the pins and you will see etchings that describe which wire goes on what pin.
NOTE: Please remove the AC cord from the computer and that all keyboard, mouse, video, network cable and usb slots are disconnected and empty. Do not power the pc until you are certain you have matched the connectors to the right pins.

The primary reason a battery explodes is due to a short. If you have a multimeter or know someone that does, I would recommend looking at the interconnecting wires to look for a short between the black and red wires. Pay special attention to any places where they might run directly next to each other. Be safe, turn off the car power and be sure to disconnect the wires from the battery before testing.

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The following information is to assist you in performing the right connections. You should take precautionary measures such as grounding yourself and completely disconnecting the PC form any source of power.

This picture shows the connector for the front panel power button, reset button, and power and hard disk lights: an 8x2 pin connector with 1 pin missing:




The table below lists the pinouts for the connector. The orientation of this table is the same as the picture above, this shows the top part of the connector. All the pins below pin 8 appear to be non-connected.





Each pair of pins labeled Power and Reset goes to the 2 wires for the corresponding button. The hard disk and power LED wires connect to the corresponding LEDs, you need to ensure the proper polarity of the + and - wires for each LED or it will not illuminate.

The above information is for your information only.

hi, heres a tip, you will need a diagram of your motherboard. if you have one, then you can start looking for the wires where it should be put. if none then you can search in the web for a diagram, you should know the exact model of your motherboard when searching for precise schematics.

Its time for an full ignition tune up and paying close attention to ignition cables and crusty connections at the coil towers where the wires connect.

I have the same problem with my ya219b every year or so. it is the diodes located on the aluminum plate above the transformer. usually they short first and cause the welder to grun and barely weld at all and the they open up and everything works except for welding. when replacing, pay close attention to the polarity of the diodes. there is usually a little schematic symbol printed on it to tell you which is the anode and which is the cathode

Some wiring can be confusing such as with the board we were using. As you can see the wires mainly connect from left to right but the hard drive LED and the Key Lock wires connect from top to bottom but still show where the (-) connection is. This is where you need to pay close attention to where things actually connect to the motherboard as many boards have similar configurations.