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Step 2The main stuff
first of all you CAN PLUG IN AND TURN ON THE PSU you won't get electrocuted because the unit is grounded. you aren't the quickest way to earth in doing this.
turn the PSU off on the back of it, purely because some PSUs wont turn on if you do the next bit first then this! and you'll have to do it in the right oder.
look at the first image, you'll find there will be a green wire (similar to the one under my thumb) there should only be one, how ever i have seen two before (as on this one) you want the lighter green one.
You'll see that this connects into the plastic part of the "plug." in the plastic plug at the top there is a bit of metal it will be hollow, stick one of the bare ends of wire into that.
next stick the other end into any of the black wires, there are a few so take your pick.
find the rocker switch at the back of the PSU (not all PSUs have this so you may need to turn it off from the mains in the first place) turn it on. the fan will start the PSU will supply Power to all the components connected.
turn the PSU off on the back of it, purely because some PSUs wont turn on if you do the next bit first then this! and you'll have to do it in the right oder.
look at the first image, you'll find there will be a green wire (similar to the one under my thumb) there should only be one, how ever i have seen two before (as on this one) you want the lighter green one.
You'll see that this connects into the plastic part of the "plug." in the plastic plug at the top there is a bit of metal it will be hollow, stick one of the bare ends of wire into that.
next stick the other end into any of the black wires, there are a few so take your pick.
find the rocker switch at the back of the PSU (not all PSUs have this so you may need to turn it off from the mains in the first place) turn it on. the fan will start the PSU will supply Power to all the components connected.
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