Components
1) Mains input connector
2) Main switch
3) Fan
4) Connector for 5.25" devices such as CDROM, hard disk, etc.
5) Connector for 3.5" devices such as floppy disk drive, etc.
6) Connector for ATX/AT main board
7) 4-pin connector for Pentium IV (ATX only)
8) 6-pin connector for Pentium IV (ATX only)
Installing the power supply in the PC case
If you are not suitably qualified, have the power supply
installed by a qualified person or workshop.
Incorrect installation of the power supply may damage
your PC, the power supply itself and any connected
devices.
1)
Before installing the power supply, switch off the PC
and all connected devices and disconnect them from
the mains supply.
This includes disconnecting from uninterruptible power
supply units (USPs) and emergency power supply
systems.
2)
Remove the screws securing the cover of the PC and
carefully lift off the cover.
Note that any internal sharp edges could cause injuries.
3)
If the old power supply is still in the PC, you must
remove it before installing the new one. Unplug all con-
nectors and remove the old ATX/AT power supply.
4)
Mount the new power supply in the same position
as the old one, using the four screws removed in the
previous step. Ensure that it is mounted securely and
cannot be dislodged by physical shocks.
5)
Plug the connector for the ATX/AT main board (6)
into the appropriate socket on the main board.
Take care that it is oriented correctly and snaps into
position. Normally, there is only one matching socket of
this type on the main board.
6)
Connect the internal devices, such as the hard disk,
floppy disk drive, CDROM drive, etc. to the power sup-
ply. Take care that the connectors are oriented correctly.
7)
Check again that the power supply is securely moun-
ted in the case and that all internal connectors are cor-
rectly seated. Check that the internal cables are laid
correctly and are not twisted or kinked. If necessary,
use cable ties (Article No. 41939, not included) to secure
the cables in position.
8)
Fit the cover on the PC and secure it with the
screws.
9
) Check that the voltage selection switch is set so that
the inscription "230" is visible in the window and that
the switch is pushed fully to its end position.
10
) Check that the main switch (2) on the PC power
supply is set to "Off" and then connect the power cable
from the power supply to a mains outlet socket.
11)
Switch on the PC power supply with the main
switch (2).
Safety notes
Observe the safety instructions in the handbook of the PC!
The ATX/AT power supply is tested for compliance with
the EMC regulations and carries the TÜV/GS seal, indi-
cating that it complies with all safety requirements laid
down in the applicable German laws.
The ATX/AT power supply left the factory in a safe con-
dition and may be connected to and operated from only
a 230 V/50 Hz mains voltage from a correctly earthed
outlet.
The power supply may be transported only in its origi-
nal packing materials or in other packing materials
which protect it against mechanical damage.
If the power supply has been stored in a cold place,
moisture may condense on it when it is moved to a
warm room.
Allow the power supply to warm up to room temperature
before using it. This will also allow any condensation
to evaporate.
Ensure that the local mains voltage is 230 V/50 Hz.
Ensure that a mains outlet socket is available in the
vicinity of the PC.
The main switch (2) des not completely disconnect the
power supply from the mains voltage. The power cable
must be removed for complete disconnection.
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