# LCM600Q-A (600W PSU)

## <mark style="color:blue;">Assembling the LCM600Q-A Power Supply</mark>

Use these instructions to help assemble the [LCM600Q-A](https://www.onlogic.com/store/lcm600q-a-k700-k/) power supply for use.

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* Remove the protective plastic cover

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* Remove the 4x Phillips screws

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* Thread the screws removed in the previous step through the ring terminals
* Ensure the washer remains in place between the screw and terminal

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* Reinstall the screws to attach the ring terminals to the power supply
* Firmly hand tighten

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* Verify the wire colors are in the proper order as shown
* The black wires go under the V- label, the red wires go under V+

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* Snap the plastic cover back into place
* The power supply is now ready for use