How do you know which slot is for the original circuit and which for the added one?
272500
The attached wire is for the added fuse as I recall, because the two pronged fuse goes in where the original fuse was.
1637296
You must use the same fuse rated for that slot, (10,15,20) the second slot use a lower Amperage (5, 7.5). Put it like this, I have a Bel STi-R plus, 2 escort lives connected, and ALP dual, on three sets of 10A and 5A. They are all running at optimal power. Remember, the slot where the blades are is the spot with the fuse you pulled from your panel. The second slot acts as a safety for your devices that your tapping. Don't go crazy with that slot because if a surge happens you can fry your things. Like I stated above 5 or 7.5 is sufficient enough, even with all of my things, I never went over 5A. You must use the same fuse rated for that slot, (10,15,20) the second slot use a lower Amperage (5, 7.5). Put it like this, I have a Bel STi-R plus, 2 escort lives connected, and ALP dual, on three sets of 10A and 5A. They are all running at optimal power. Remember, the slot where the blades are is the spot with the fuse you pulled from your panel. The second slot acts as a safety for your devices that your tapping. Don't go crazy with that slot because if a surge happens you can fry your things. Like I stated above 5 or 7.5 is sufficient enough, even with all of my things, I never went... » Read More You must use the same fuse rated for that slot, (10,15,20) the second slot use a lower Amperage (5, 7.5). Put it like this, I have a Bel STi-R plus, 2 escort lives connected, and ALP dual, on three sets of 10A and 5A. They are all running at optimal power. Remember, the slot where the blades are is the spot with the fuse you pulled from your panel. The second slot acts as a safety for your devices that your tapping. Don't go crazy with that slot because if a surge happens you can fry your things. Like I stated above 5 or 7.5 is sufficient enough, even with all of my things, I never went over 5A. « Show Less
444006
They are not interchangeable. Only one pin count will fit the slot. It will be either 184 or 200.
116778
I was wondering the same thing . . . and can you just add a 1GB chip in that additional slot?? We have one arriving today -- so I'll check out the documentation.
2069993
It looks like the opening size is the same. And the 7155 can handle more DC circuits. Replacement is fairly involved though. Each circuit will have to be individually connected. Count on it taking a couple of hours.
616041
Truthfully, I bought it as a Christmas gift and I am not positive. I am pretty sure that it was two slots.
1010699
Sorry, not sure. I have only used this one. I'm sure if you change out the door and inside modules it will work
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
2137679
No it does not. If there should be a problem, just put it in the other slot, DUH!
1220840
You can easily bring up a wiring diagram for this part on your computer. Look to the left of the PWM image and you will see several smaller images. If you click on the third image from the top you will see the wiring diagram. Be careful to use the proper polarity. If you click on the fourth image from the top you will have information regarding the size of the circuit board. When you receive this part be careful to check the four mounting holes. These should not be filled with epoxy. Good luck.
1335953
I don't know. I couldn't tell which board was the replacement for my panel. I opened the panel and removed the display and took several pictures and made sure I could tell which wires went where. Almost all were connected with push-on pins. I then removed the board and searched for it using the pictures on Amazon. Found the board, ordered it and put it in. Not very hard. I looked up the manual online and downloaded it. Had to do some reading to figure out the programming, but got it programmed and it works fine.
497538
Yes. Just bypass the original unit and identify the inputs and outputs to perform the same functions. A good electrical knowledge would help.
2083779
If your memory you are removing says 2GB per module, then you would need this set (2 pieces) to replace one existing module you are removing. In my case, my board had 4 slots, so i was able to place 2 sets (four modules) to increase my RAM to 4 GB. Everything else, appears to mirror what you are removing. Hope this helps!
1121943
This is easy to install if you have the two empty, but if you don't have two slots, things get more involved. Might be wise to bite the bullet and call a licensed electrician to look at your specific setup and suggest some solutions.
681725
Do a cross reference appliciance parts .com. The website gives a schematic of the parts in question.
166402
They alternate so slot 1,3,5,7 are pci-e 3.0 and slots 2,4,6 are pci-e2.0. You also have to enable pci-e 3.0 in bios if you want to use it.
2172184
I go by the model numbers on the back of the old power supply, run that number in Google. Power Plug into the Laptop should then match, and then I like to match up the specs that should be close to the model number ... like how many amps and volts and such. Until my new one arrived I was running a Dell adaptor that came up a little short on Amps but worked because I did not have the battery in the laptop and so it ran a little warm, but was OK. Just match up info on back adaptor you are trying to replace and that should match you up fine. Plug should show polarity on the back, like center being (+) or (-) and such, that should all match up with identical model number just fine.