Per accepted USA wiring code for 120VAC, Black is HOT, WHITE is
NEUTRAL, and GREEN is GROUND.
I would match the colors per your original connections. I looks to me
like someone made an incorrect connection with your replacement unit.
In other words, I agree that you are correct.
"Fitz" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:
>I'm replacing the power supply on an Antec Aria case with a replacement
>power supply shipped from Antec. Replacing it requires unplugging the power
>supply from the rear AC outlet connector on the case. There are 3 leads-
>black, white, and green/yellow. When unplugging the old one, the leads were
>green/yellow on the bottom, black on the left, and white on the right
>(looking at it from the rear). The new one was shipped from the factory with
>the power leads plugged in (have to be disconnected to install), with the
>green/yellow and the white reversed, so that white is on the bottom. Am I
>correct in thinking that green/yellow is ground and should be on the bottom,
>Neutral is white, and black is Positive? If so, the following should be
>correct?
>
>
>O -white O - black
>
> O - green/yellow
>
>Thanks,
>Fitz
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