Upgrading and Servicing Guide

15. Move the power supply toward the front of the

computer, and then tilt it out of the computer.

Replacing a power supply

NOTE: The replacement part may look different

than the original part because of manufacturer or

model differences; however, the replacement part

meets or exceeds the specifications of the original

part.

NOTE: Always replace the entire power supply.

Never attempt to work within the power supply unit.

1. Make sure the replacement power supply is

oriented the same way as the original power

supply.

2. Carefully tilt the power supply into the computer,

and then slide it toward the back of the

computer until it locks into place.

3. Install the four screws that secure the power

supply to the computer.

4. Insert the power supply connector into the

motherboard until it locks into place. Make sure

the cable does not interfere with the processor

fan.

Features may vary by model.

Removing and Replacing a Power Supply