Centurion 534 - PC Case COOLER MASTER - Free user manual and instructions

Product Type	PC Case
Brand	Cooler Master
Model	Centurion 534
Form Factor	Mid Tower
Motherboard Support	ATX, Micro-ATX, Mini-ITX
Drive Bays - 5.25"	4 (external)
Drive Bays - 3.5"	1 (external), 4 (internal)
Expansion Slots	7
Cooling - Front	1 x 120mm fan (optional)
Cooling - Rear	1 x 120mm fan (optional)
Cooling - Top	1 x 120mm fan (optional)
Dimensions (W x H x D)	200 x 440 x 470 mm
Weight	7.5 kg
Material	Steel
Front I/O Ports	2 x USB 2.0, Audio (Headphone, Microphone)
Power Supply Compatibility	Standard ATX PS2 (not included)
Special Features	Tool-free drive installation, removable motherboard tray, dust filters
Side Panel	Optional window
Maintenance	Clean exterior with a soft, dry cloth; use compressed air for dust buildup
Safety	Ensure proper grounding; avoid liquid contact; keep ventilation clear
Spare Parts & Repairability	Standard replacement parts available; use compatible fans, drives, and PSU

Frequently Asked Questions - Centurion 534 COOLER MASTER

What are the dimensions of the Cooler Master Centurion 534?

The dimensions are 200 mm (W) x 440 mm (H) x 470 mm (D).

Which motherboards are compatible with the Centurion 534?

It supports ATX, Micro-ATX, and Mini-ITX motherboards.

How many drive bays does the Centurion 534 have?

It has 4 external 5.25" bays, 1 external 3.5" bay, and 4 internal 3.5" bays.

Does the case come with fans pre-installed?

No, fans are optional. You can install up to three 120mm fans (front, rear, top).

What is the weight of the Centurion 534?

The weight is approximately 7.5 kg.

How do I clean the case?

Use a soft, dry cloth for the exterior and compressed air for internal dust buildup. Avoid liquids.

Can I install a power supply in the Centurion 534?

Yes, it supports a standard ATX PS2 power supply (not included).

Is the motherboard tray removable?

Yes, the motherboard tray is removable for easy installation.

What front I/O ports are available?

The front panel includes 2 USB 2.0 ports and audio jacks for headphone and microphone.

Does the case have a side window?

An optional side panel with a window is available, but the standard version does not include one.

USER MANUAL Centurion 534 COOLER MASTER

Warranty Information

Cooler Master guarantees that this device is free of defect in material and workmanship, and provides a two-year limited hardware warranty for the device commencing from the date of purchase. Please keep your receipt for proof of purchase.

This product is designed for computer usage only. Using this device in any other capacity voids the warranty. If you are not familiar with computer hardware installation, please ask for professional assistance.

The warranty offered covers normal use. Defect or damage that result from improper operation, storage, misuse or abuse, accident or neglect, which are not the fault of Cooler Master, are exclude from warranty coverage.

Note: the warranty is voided by removal or alternation of product or parts identification labels.

Chapter 1: Product Overview

Specifications:

Available Color Silver / Black
Dimensions L480 x W202 x H435 mm
Weight 9.7kg
Material Aluminum & Mesh bezel, SECC chassis
M/B Type ATX , m-ATX
5.25" Drive Bay 5 (Exposed)
3.5" Drive Bay 1 (Exposed); 4 (Hidden)
Cooling System One 120x120x25mm rear fan(exhaust);One 120x120x25mm side fan (intake)One 120x120x25mm front fan (intake) (optional)
I/O Panel USB2.0 x 2; MIC x 1; SPK x 1; IEEE1394 x 1
Power Supply	Standard ATX PS2, 380W. support LGA775 (optional)

Diagram:

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Parts list:

Item	Part Name		Q'ty	Item Part
1	Small Shield	1	8	Latch	1
2	Big Shield	5	9	Interface card Shield	7
3	I/O Module	1	10	Right Side Casing	1
4	Power Key	1	11	Left Side Casing	1
5	Reset Key	1	12	Manual Screw	4
6	Casing	1	13	Air Scoop	1
7	IO panel	1	14	120 Fan	2

Fittings Pack

Figure	Name	Q'ty	Used
	6.5mm Outer thick inner thin copper post	2	Used especially for positioning the mainboard.
	6.5mm Outer thick inner thin copper post	7	Screw on the Mainboard tray
	6.5mm Inner/outer thick copper post	4	For Xeon Only

Screw Pack

Figure	Name	Q'ty	Used
	M3*5 Screws	19	Screw on the Mainboard tray ,FDD
	6*10 Screws	4	Installed on the mainboard to fix the CPU
	M3*7 Screws	9	Secures CD ROM

Chapter 2: Installation

Removing side panels

1. Loosen the screws manually; slide the side casing backward to remove it.
2. To assemble it, please follow the above step reversely.

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Installing the Motherboard

1. Remove the side casing.
2. Lie down the casing.
3. Aiming at the holes on the PCB, and secure the alumnus post with screws.
4. Align the holes of PCB and casing. Secure them by fastening screws on the PCB.

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Install add-on card

1. Press to loosen the latch on the inner casing.
2. Insert the add-on card.

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1. Lock the latch back from the outside of the casing.

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Installing Drives (CD-ROM, FDD and HDD)

Hands on where is indicated by an arrow and exert some force to remove the front panel.

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1. Installing Hardware Device on 5.25"3.5" or "HDD" bracket-- Layer III, IV, or V.
2. Insert the hardware device in place; align the screw holes of the device with those of the HDD rack.
3. Push forward the plastic handling and tightening it.
4. Push the lock and the installation is done.

Installing the power device

1. Remove side casing.
2. Place the power supply in the power supply bracket with the power cord side facing forwards.
3. Secure the power supply device with screws.
4. Assemble the side casing and the installation is done.

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Replacing/Installing the Case Fan

Change the Front Fan (optional)

1. Remove the side casing.
2. Loosen the lower and side screws to remove the HDD bracket.
3. Loosen the fan screws from the front casing, and then remove the fan.
4. Install the new fan and secure it with screws. Continue to put it back on the HDD rack and secure it with screws.

Change the Rear Fan

1. Loosen the fan screws from the rear casing and remove the fan.
2. Install the new fan and secure it with screws.

1. Take out the HDD rail from the package. Install it on the HDD and have the screw holes aligned.
2. Insert the assembled HDD into the hardware rack.

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I/O Function Panel Installation Guide

• Please refer to the illustration on the section of USB2.0, IEEE 1394, and Audio connector from the motherboard user manual. Please select the motherboard which used the same USB2.0, IEEE1394a, AC'97,HD Audio standard as below; otherwise, it will cause damages to device(s).
  ● The following illustration is a connection diagram for the front panel I/O cable.
• NEVER connect an IEEE1394a cable to the USB2.0 connector. Doing so will damage the device.
• NEVER connect a USB2.0 cable to the IEEE1394a connector. Doing so will damage the device.
• On some motherboards, the connectors for IEEE1394a, USB2.0 and Audio are not the same as the drawing below. Please check with your motherboard manual before installing.

Motherboard	Cable
Front panel IEEE 1394 connector	IEEE 1394 Connector
Front panel USB connector	USB Connector
AC'97	AC'97 Connector
Azalia (Intel High Definition Audio)	HD Connector

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