Diagram emachine wiring - eMachines T5274 Desktop PC

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Try this link too: http://support.gateway.com/us/en/emac/product/default.aspx?modelId=1455

Hi,
Have you tried looking in the manual?

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To get a wiring diagram you would have to get it from E-Machines. If you mean a manual- you can get that from their website in the support section.

must be easier to move the hd to a hd-caseing and start transfer to a another computer......to much time-consuming.

Do a Google search for " emachine t5224 manual", and get one. The manual should contain the wiring diagram showing how all components and cables are connected to the motherboard.

No wiring diagram! You should consult a good "how to build a computer" book or take it in for servicing. If its new in box then take it back to the store!

hiya heres a good diagram for what you need


http://scienceaid.co.uk/physics/electricity/images/plug.png

hope it will help you

You should be able to see the words/letters that go with the jumpers on the motherboard itself. look around the jumper settings area for power, pwr etc. and match them up with your jumpers which should have what the go to on them.

gtater,
It's ironic that you ask me this question today-- i am just now carrying in another eMachine computer to fix. Anyway, unfortunately I do not have one that is the same model as yours (T2742). However, I did some quick research and found that yours has the same exact motherboard as the T2898 which I made the diagram for!

The following eMachine models share the same motherboard (and thus the same front panel layout):
T2742 T2796 T2798 T2824 T2885 D2823 T2862 T2896 T2898 T2958



For further reference, I would like to share this diagram for the eMachines T6544 in case someone else may need this model. This is the computer I just carried in... might as well share.

By the way, the power switch doesn't need to be oriented any particular way (positive and negative), which is why the switches are not labeled as + or -. Switches can be wired either way and they will work the same.

Hope this helps.

If you are replacing the power supply and it has 4 pin 12v conector and your motherboard doesn't, just disregard the 4 pin plug. The 20 pin conector will supply sufficient power for the processor. Many of the older motherboards did not have a separate 12v supply for the processor.