Usb port is broke on my tower, wondering if ya'll had replacement parts.

First off, you need the model number of the TOWER that you are trying to replace the FRONTSIDE USB ports. Go to E-bay or Amazon and see what they\'ve got for THAT particular model.

Unfortunately from the manufacture sorry

PCI is an industry standard and you should be fine using the PCI USB card but you need to make sure your operating system will be compatible with the PCI card that you purchase. It will tell you right on the package.

Use drop box or one of several other programs if you have internet accesss.

Hello,

The door does not come as a complete assembly but several peices that make up the entire door,
based on the model number listed above (NFW7200TW) i have included a parts breakdown of all the door parts so ya see what part ya need.
http://www.searspartsdirect.com/partsdirect/part-model/Amana-Parts/Washer-Parts/Model-NFW7200TW11/1268/0153200/W1003014/00004?blt=06&prst=&shdMod=

After determining which parts ya need they could be purchased at your local appliance parts store or online at;
searspartsdirect.com
apdepot.com
repairclinic.com
apwagner.com
partselect.com


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It's a common problem with the Tecra 9000's - either one or both USB ports and sometimes the external KB port along with it. The 2 USB's and external KB port (and the TV out port next to it) are all located on the same daughterboard that plugs into the motherboard, and in your case, more than likely the connector on the motherboard is bad (gotten loose). There's no easy fix for this unless you've got an ultra-fine soldering tip, good soldering skills....

How about a workaround? A PC card (PCMCIA card) that gives you 2 or 4 high speed USB 2.0 ports - it'll stick out a little on the right hand side, but in return you'll have fast USB ports, and you can use a USB keyboard with the thing.

David, first take a look at the connector at the end of the card reader's cable. It should be a rather wide rectangle, silver in color. You'll notice that one of the two wide sides has a thin line in the metal (or a ****, or whatever one might call it). That side should generally face down when you connect the cable to your PC.
If the USB connections are on the back of your PC and are vertically oriented, it's slightly trickier. You'll probably notice that the USB "ports", as well as all the other cable connections, are all grouped together in a rectangular area, with many of the connections being colored. That rectangular area is probably flush with one or the other side of the tower. While looking at the back side of the tower, the side that rectangular connector area is closer to is considered the "bottom direction". So if it were, say, on the left side, turn the USB connection so that the side with the **** is on the left as you connect it to the PC.
If you're unlucky enough to have a USB connector at the end of the cable on which both of the wider sides look 100% identical (without that distinguishing ****), then another way to figure it out is to look into the inside of the connector. You'll notice that it's partly hollow, and the other half is taken up by a white, black or possibly blue piece of plastic. Turn the connector so that that plastic part is in the lower half

BAD News.
Usually the USB Port is a part of the Mother Board on a PC and the replacement of the Mother Board is the only solution.
You can find them on the internet at Ebay and other locations. BUT it is very involved to replace.

If you have one good USB Port, Get an adapter that will allow multiple inputs.

Example:
http://www.staples.com/Staples-4-Port-USB-2.0-Hub/product_837531

http://www.amazon.com/Belkin-4-Port-Ultra-Mini-F5U407/dp/B000Q8UAWY/ref=sr_1_1?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1311466822&sr=1-1

http://cgi.ebay.com/High-Speed-USB-2-0-4-Port-Hub-Splitter-Cable-Adapter-/280673924100?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item4159783404

Question 2. I do not know. On most PC's two are horizintal and two are vertical.

Chances are if you're printer's too old it'll use an LPT port, or parallel port. Your laptop you do not have an LPT port (it would look like this) http://electronicsuk.files.wordpress.com/2011/03/parallel.jpg If that's the port that's coming out of your printer, you'll need one of these: http://www.google.com/products/catalog?hl=en&q=LPT+to+USB+adapter&biw=1909&bih=854&um=1&ie=UTF-8&tbm=shop&cid=1660719598718154490&sa=X&ei=s-74TeqQO8bdgQeu-_GXDA&ved=0CF8Q8gIwAg However, if there's a place on your printer that looks like this: http://zone.ni.com/cms/images/devzone/tut/b/248893b9164.jpg (left one is more likely), then you can use a USB cable. Just go into any radio shack or the like and ask for a USB B cable. Make sure one end is flat (like the right ports in the last pic) and one end is square (like the left ones).

Sorry but your going to have to send yours in to get fixed which might take a month or two.