Lian Li Tech Support Phone Number?

[Mr Bob]

Anyone know where I can find the lian li tech support phone number?

The new case I got came with ZERO useful instructions or explanations.

 

[Safeway]

Weird ... it's hard to put a preassembled case together?

 

[chiwawa626]

Address: No. 11-1, Kong-Chien N. Rd., Liu-Tu Industrial Park, 206 Keelung, Taiwan
Tel:886-2-24513000 Fax: 886-2-24525659

fill out the support form on their site...

Oh yeah, how hard can cases be to figure out?

 

[Mr Bob]

I have these two stupid cords that I cannot figure out where they go! It comes from the front of the case, so they are important for sure.

Both cords contain multiple smaller ones inside. There are like 7 holes and then 1 blocked hole, then on the end, there are 7 miny connectors, but there is NOTHING in the manual that explains them.

I guess Lian Li doesn't have a location in the US?

 

[intogamer]

Originally posted by: Mr Bob
I have these two stupid cords that I cannot figure out where they go! It comes from the front of the case, so they are important for sure.

Both cords contain multiple smaller ones inside. There are like 7 holes and then 1 blocked hole, then on the end, there are 7 miny connectors, but there is NOTHING in the manual that explains them.

I guess Lian Li doesn't have a location in the US?

for the buttons?

 

[Mr Bob]

Yes, one of the three were for the power button, and the other two cannot be figured out. One looks like it is for USB, but nothing in the MB or case suggests where it goes.

Also, the 3rd makes no sense at all... I forget what is on it, but there is a +, -, ground, tba (not sure if it says tba, but a 3 letter word that looks like tba) and then a few others.

 

[watek]

hmm your check your motherboard manual..

 

[Mr Bob]

I did, and it doesn't mention ANYTHING about it.

Also, when I boot up (and goto the bios), it shows 384MB memory out of the full 2gb that I have installed.

 

[watek]

page 2-34?? Hd led, reset button, ...is that what you're looking for?

 

[suse920]

yeah they are probibly for the case's LEDs.( power, hard drive 1, harddrive 2, and maybe speaker)

 

[revnja]

It could be front-panel connectors for USB and sound (if you have it available on the case).

 

[Mr Bob]

The one with Power SW is correctly connected (there was a mention of this in the manual so I connected it). The other two I am not sure where they connect to...

I found the phone number for ASUS, and will give them a call tomorrow and hope they can help a newb with this issue.

The Lian Li case is: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16811112054

For $290, it better have everything I could want. I was suprised that it didn't even have a pullout motherboard tray though. I really thought it did, but that's ok!

I have three connectors similar to the one with the Power SW, one is for USB, and the other is for something I have no clue on and do not know where to plug it in...

Tomorrow I will know for sure what the names are that appear on the cord.

 

[Mr Bob]

That one cord that I have no clue about says: TPB, VG, VP, TPA, Shield, +, TPA +, TPA-

 

[tami]

Originally posted by: Mr Bob
That one cord that I have no clue about says: TPB, VG, VP, TPA, Shield, +, TPA +, TPA-

firewire.

as for the ram issue, it's probably a jumper on your motherboard.

 

[Mr Bob]

Where do I look for the jumpers on the ram? Is there something in the manual I can check about the jumpers?

ASUS support said that I should run memtest and make sure that the ram is in good order. I will call back once the format is finished on the drive.