Dell 9150 Parts List

Where can I find a list of parts for my Dell Dimension 9150? I have a
fan going out, and need to know what to order.

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Dick wrote:
Where can I find a list of parts for my Dell Dimension 9150? I have a
fan going out, and need to know what to order.

Docs are found here, but probably not a parts list.
http://support.dell.com/support/edoc...0/en/index.htm

You could try Dell parts at
http://warrantypartsdirect.dell.com/...gram/index.asp

In my experience it's been easier to just look at the fan and then buy
one locally.

Start with the support area of the Dell web site, "check warranty status" for
your system's service tag, then look at "Original Configuration". They may or
may not have the detail you need, so open up the case, remove the failing part,
and look for a Dell sticker with part number on it... Ben Myers

On Wed, 16 May 2007 07:05:31 -0700, Dick wrote:

Where can I find a list of parts for my Dell Dimension 9150? I have a
fan going out, and need to know what to order.

"Ben Myers" wrote in message
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Start with the support area of the Dell web site, "check warranty status"
for
your system's service tag, then look at "Original Configuration". They
may or
may not have the detail you need, so open up the case, remove the failing
part,
and look for a Dell sticker with part number on it... Ben Myers



1-800-357-3355 Dell spare parts.

Yep, but it makes for a quicker transaction if one call them and ask for a
specific part number... Ben Myers

On Wed, 16 May 2007 19:57:45 -0500, "S.Lewis" wrote:


"Ben Myers" wrote in message
.. .
Start with the support area of the Dell web site, "check warranty status"
for
your system's service tag, then look at "Original Configuration". They
may or
may not have the detail you need, so open up the case, remove the failing
part,
and look for a Dell sticker with part number on it... Ben Myers



1-800-357-3355 Dell spare parts.

"Ben Myers" wrote in message
...
Yep, but it makes for a quicker transaction if one call them and ask for a
specific part number... Ben Myers



I agree. I was just adding the number to your already good info......

I shoulda said as much.

Turns out it is the fan inside the power supply that is the culprit.
I'm guessing I will have to replace the entire power supply.

Dick

On Wed, 16 May 2007 22:09:56 -0400, Ben Myers
wrote:

Yep, but it makes for a quicker transaction if one call them and ask for a
specific part number... Ben Myers

On Wed, 16 May 2007 19:57:45 -0500, "S.Lewis" wrote:


"Ben Myers" wrote in message
. ..
Start with the support area of the Dell web site, "check warranty status"
for
your system's service tag, then look at "Original Configuration". They
may or
may not have the detail you need, so open up the case, remove the failing
part,
and look for a Dell sticker with part number on it... Ben Myers



1-800-357-3355 Dell spare parts.



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"Dick" wrote in message
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Turns out it is the fan inside the power supply that is the culprit.
I'm guessing I will have to replace the entire power supply.

Dick



Use the phone number in the thread posted earlier.

Make notes (if you're not under warranty) about plug numbers to which
devices, etc. if needed - before uninstalling the PS.

The PS part number s/be visible with the side cover off - barcode sticker
with a series of numbers.

The Dell part number will be approximately in the middle of these and look
something like this (5 characters): F4284 C4849 G4265 Y2682, but maybe with
a zero prefix.


Stew