i had the same problem with the fan connector and after i made the wires fit in the connector again, i had a little piece of newspaper stick on top of the cube reaching over the grill. i was always very happy to see it dancing when turning on my cube. a month after installing, i trust my fan and finally removed it. f. Am Dienstag, 25.02.03 um 07:48 Uhr schrieb J.C. Webber III: > Just a note about the CPU upgrade; the job went as smooth as it did > thanks to the DVD PowerLogic supplied laying out the step-by-step > proceedure. I only had one problem and that was connecting the fan > power connector to the power board. It's a TINY little connector and > even with my glasses on and a good flashlight, I still had problems > figuring out the proper orientation. And even then, it would not > plug in smoothly. I had to force it and ended up with the wires > popping out of the connector. I grabbed some tweezers and forced them > back in and tried pushing on the connector again. It finally went > on and the wires stayed in place, but I'm still not sure if they're > actually making contact. I don't hear anything from my cube and > I don't feel much air coming out of the top, but it's not getting > *too* hot, so I think it's probably making contact ok. But I don't > think I'll feel really comfortable about it until I can verify that > the fan is actually working. Maybe I'll have to put power to it > while it's apart so I can see the fan turn. Oh well....the amazing > thing to me was it fired right up first try. Isn't it great when > things work out that way. -- ::: stefan friedl ::::::::: laboratoire directe ::::: ::: tel +43 1 710 19 32 ::: mobil +43 699 1260 0262 : ::: fax +43 1 710 19 35 ::: http://labdir.org/ :::::: ::: 1050 wien ::::::::::::: schönbrunner straße 106/4