Anyone have a wiring diagram for CyberPower CPH420MP Hub

Check the left side hub and you will need the same set up. The only difference between left and right hubs will be left and right hand threads of the wheel nuts

Please give me more details about this problem and i will help you.
-what the problem is
-battery system is ok?(when you plug the UPS and turn on what you got?
-any lights on?

Get 2 of M10x1.5 bolts from auto supply and thread them into holes in rotors, across from each other and use them as jack bolts. Tighten them in evenly to release rotor from hub. Those holes should be threaded, and as you turn them in they come up against hub, and pull rotor outward at same time.

It may not be dead yet. Does it supply output? You have not mentioned. It would be considered dead if it does not give any output. Is the battery fine? If the battery is fine and there is no output then it may be dead.
So, check the battery for any sign of life.
Check the output.
Check output with it plugged into mains.
If all are negative then it is dead.

Try going to www.sheldonbrown.com/repair/index.html. I think what you need is there. Hope this helps.

After installing the USB controller card into a PCI slot inside your computer, connect the 4 port hub to it with the supplied cable. (at the back of the computer)
Do not connect the DVD Recorder to the old usb ports. They will still work, but obviously not 2.0.

Connecting the power supply for the hub is optional, but usually a good idea.

If your computer still doesn't recognize the hub, make sure you have all of the latest windows updates and try running Add New Hardware in control panel. Also, just unplugging the hub and plugging it back in will sometimes work. Use a different port on the controller card if necessary.

As a last resort, you may need to disable the onboard usb controller through your system bios.

Good Luck

Are both sides apart? Don't have any diagram to give you, go to Ford and ask for the exploded parts diagram, it shows the parts in order, they will usually print the page for you no charge, it is good business. I am sorry can't be more help, call if you like 925-459-0571

I got lucky with my cyberpower 1000. Found that the black wire from the outlets to the board was not tight enough. Squeezed it a little with my pliers, and it works now. Don't worry about the on-plug falling out, you can push it in from the outside when you're done.

The cyberpower website hosts the software for free. Go here http://www.cyberpowersystems.com/support/product-support.html select your model and it will take you to the appropriate software suites.

You can download the manual from the link below: http://www.sourceresearch.com/cyberpower/cyberpower-pdf.cfm?PdfPage=625_Manual.pdf The "wiring fault" could be serious, as per manual: "This LED indicator will illuminate to warn the user that a wiring problem exists, such as bad ground, missed ground, or reversed wiring. If this is illuminated, user is advised to disconnect all electrical equipment from the outlet and have an electrician check the outlet to insure proper ground." I would turn the UPS off, unplug all equipment, wait 10 seconds, reset the circuit breaker (if tripped) and turn the unit on. If you still have an issue then it's probably fried! Have you had any thunder storms or electrical power outages recently? Check your house insurance because it may cover a replacement unit. Please update the question & let us know if the information given was useful to you - Good Luck!