ok is there a secret getting to the connectors so I can unplug the old one?
1118585
It should unplug if not I recommend calling your local repair shop or getting repair manual.
1641031
It's just unplug old one and then plug in new one. All screws and connections are exactly the same as factory.
1930760
if you have the new metal replacement part, you can disconnect the old plastic one by simply unthreading it completely off. Mine was broken off, but you should be able to get it off easily
556350
Well it depends you would have to pull the old one out because there's three different power supplies for that computer to be exact pull the old one out and get the part number and search the part number
2100676
I'm sorry, I got rid of that unit a few years ago... the power jack came loose. I didn't keep anything.
1650932
I did not use the connector.. just cut them off and spliced them into the existing wires.
1097453
NO, you have to use the ones you already have in the old one. we diagramed it then took out the fuses and unhooked the wires. and used the diagram to reattach everything to the new one. hope this helps
840576
NoThe best thing to do is either take it out of the case or get a 30 pin male to female connector for unit
1680210
There isn't. Every time I unplug it I have to reset which is difficult and a bit fiddly.
154805
Hi Ronald. Simply press the cable connector tab or the plastic clip to plug and unplug the cord.
338151
Nope, all you have to do to disconnect the display is pry up the little connector on the underside. To reconnect, just reconnect the new one in the same spot. (Just be careful with this part, because the tiny connector pins will bend very easily!) I was worried about this same thing, but thankfully, there is no soldering involved in replacing this particular part. Good luck!
1059115
yes pull hose out , press the clip to disconnect wire , turn/twist old unit to disconnect .
1486495
If I remember correctly,unscrew the box(there are some rubber pieces just remove the one ) and just lay the cord(different sizes) on the spiked connection.Then just screw back down.I hope this helps. If not I can search and see if I have a copy.
1139581
We were replacing one that was 14 years old and had to rewire it. The plug on the new one is not the same as the old one. It was a simple re-wire though. We did not know of any adapter.
1276266
Simple answer: connect the same wires to the same terminals. If doubtful of ability to remember, take a digitl photo before disconnecting old part.
441754
Sorry but beyond my skill set. I had a fan and simply wired this one where the old one had been. Wish I could help.
1786861
Unplug the power adapter from unit, leave it unplugged for about 5 mins and plug it back in. This procedure has worked for me