Re: Pavilion s5-1204 power switch wiring / motherboard pinset

Re: Pavilion s5-1204 power switch wiring / motherboard pinset I need the pin set for this model the on/off wire is not connect to the board need to no where to connect

Hello @cwooderc1,
I understand that you are looking for where you can re-connect the power switch for your HP Pavilion Slimline s5-1204 Desktop PC. I am providing you with an image below where I have circled in red the Front Panel Header where you need to connect the power switch to.
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Hey G4,
I've got a 700 logic assembly out here and actually you've got it right.
If you look at that socket that the 2X2 plug plugs into the positions are (this would be in the true orientation of the plug where the bottom is the bottom of the computer):
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Hey G4,
I've got a 700 logic assembly out here and actually you've got it right.
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Hello @Fred_W,
I understand that your power switch is not working and you require assistance. I am providing you with a guide on how to ensure it is plugged in properly below:
Step 1. What does the power switch look like.
The power on/off switch and the hard drive activity and power-on LEDs are contained in a single module.
Step 2. Where is the power switch located?
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Step 3. How is the power switch fastened to the chassis?
3 hooks on the module fasten it to the chassis wall.
Step 4. Where is the power switch connected to the motherboard?
I hope this information helps to answer your question. Given the age of the computer HP no longer carries the power switch so if it needs to be replaced you will have to find a 3rd party distributor. An online search or possibly a local computer technician should be able to locate the part for your.
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