Gateway E4200 Manual

10          Maintaining and Troubleshooting Your E-4200 System
Replacing the mid-tower case cover
You need a grounding wrist strap and a Phillips screwdriver to close the 
case.
1. If you installed additional external drives, then you must replace the 
bezel. Hook the tabs at the bottom of the front bezel into the slots in 
the chassis. Then push the bezel into the chassis until the spring clips 
snap the bezel in place.
2.Place the left side panel onto the chassis and slide the panel toward the 
front...

Case Access     11
Replacing the tower case cover
You need a grounding wrist strap and a Phillips screwdriver to close the 
case.
1.Hook the tabs at the bottom of the front bezel into the slots in the 
chassis. Then push the bezel toward the chassis until the bezel snaps in 
place. 
To close the tower case
1. Hook tabs 
on both sides 
into chassis
2. Push bezel 
toward 
chassis 

12          Maintaining and Troubleshooting Your E-4200 System
2.Place the left side panel on to the chassis and slide the panel toward the 
front of the chassis. Make sure the tab at the front of the panel f its 
under the edge of the chassis.
3.Replace the three screws that attach the left side panel to the chassis.
4.Place the right side panel on to the chassis, making sure the panel f its 
into the rails on the chassis. Slide the panel toward the front of the 
chassis until the tabs on the panel f it...

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Chapter 2:
System 
Components
Locating components ............................................ 14
System board ......................................................... 17
I/O connectors........................................................ 19
Setting the jumpers ................................................ 21
Replacing the processor......................................... 23
Installing memory.................................................. 29
Installing and replacing drives...

14          Maintaining and Troubleshooting Your E-4200 System
Locating components
The following f igures and lists identify the components inside the 
computer.
Desktop components
The following components are inside your desktop system (illustration 
shown from top view of system).
ASystem board
BPower supply
C5.25-inch drive bay (top)
DTwo 3.25-inch internal drive bays (bottom) 
E5.25-inch external drive bay (top)
F3.25-inch external drive bay (bottom)
C
D EFAB 

System Components     15
Mid-tower components
The following components are inside your mid-tower system.
APower Supply
BExternally accessible drive bays
CInternal 3.5-inch hard drive bays
DStability bar
ESystem board
FFan duct
3.5-inch bay
5.25-inch bay
5.25-inch bay
3.5-inch bay
B
A
EC
5.25-inch bay
F
D 

16          Maintaining and Troubleshooting Your E-4200 System
Tower components
The following components are inside your tower system.
ATop drive cage
BMiddle hard drive cage
CAdd-in card guide (included in some systems)
DBottom hard drive cage
ESystem board
FAdd-in card bracket
GFan duct
HPower supply
A
B
C
E
F
G
D H 

System Components     17
System board 
The following f igure and list identify system board components.
ASlot 1 connector
BDIMM sockets (3)
CPower connector
DFan 1 connector (to fan on power supply)
EDiskette drive connector
FSCSI LED header
ABCD
H
I
QRS VW X YZ
E
F
MG
J
K
L
O
U
N
T
P 

18          Maintaining and Troubleshooting Your E-4200 System
GFront panel connector
HPrimary IDE connector
ISecondary IDE connector
JOnboard speaker
KBattery
LConf iguration jumper (J7B1)
MFront panel USB header
NISA slot
OWake-on-Ring (WOR) connector
PShared ISA/PCI slot (1)
QWake-on-LAN (WOL) connector
RPCI slots (3)
SChassis intrusion switch connector
TAGP connector
UFan 3 connector
VSerial port B
WParallel port
XSerial port A
YUSB ports (2)
ZMouse and Keyboard ports 

System Components     19
I/O connectors
The following f igure and list identify connectors on the back of the 
computer.
APS/2 mouse port
BUSB ports 
CParallel port
DVideo port
ERJ-45 LAN connector
FSerial port B
GSerial port A
HKeyboard port
AD
E F BC
G H