Repair manual for S01-aF2003w

[imWACC0]

I have a "HP Slim Desktop S01-aF2003w Serial [Personal Information Removed]" however the support home says I have "HP Slim Desktop PC S01-aF2000i Serial [Personal Information Removed]". I can't seem to find my system on the support page, or the other one.

I need the repair manual, and any other manual I can get my hands on.

I want to add two SSD, there's two data cables but only one power cable. Max draw, for my SSDs, seems to be 2w/0.4a @5v. So 4w/0.8a @5v for two.

Also, what is ODD_PWR? Looks like a smaller SATA date cable at one end, and a 4 pin (only 3 wires) at the mobo end.

This will have Linux and be a Plex server in the end. They don't want to make this easy on me.

[old_geekster]

@imWACC0 , welcome to the Community.

This is a problem for those of us who want more information on HP computers.  I try to help members like you and I can't find the specifications and information that I need.

Here are the Product and Motherboard specifications for the computer.  I know this doesn't show any of the manuals, but it is the best that I can do at this point.  I get an error when I try to get the manuals.  If you look at the section titled "Expansion slots" in the Motherboard specifications you will see that there is only one M.2 socket for a SSD. 

The ODD_PWR is Optical Disk Drive power.  Most computers don't have optical disks, as you know.

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[imWACC0]

I found a little more info because of your links. HP name: BohemiaCR, SSID: 8648

https://support.hp.com/gb-en/document/c06428548

I meant the other SSD, SATA not M.2. But the M.2 socket 1, key A may be helpful

P.S. " Most computers don't have optical disks, as you know." I'm still looking for the 5.25" floppy bay?!?!?

[old_geekster]

Thank you for the additional information, @imWACC0!

The M.2 socket 1, key A is for WLAN, not for M.2, SSD's. 

If you want to add SATA drives you will need vacant SATA ports and SATA power connectors on the PSU.  If there are no vacant ports you can use a splitter to make more.

There may not be a bay for the ODD.  You can mount the SSD's with velcro other methods of your choice.  The SSD's are very light and it doesn't take much to mount them.