20 Aug
2004
20 Aug
'04
7 a.m.
On Fri, 20 Aug 2004, chris wrote:
HOWEVER, removal of the logic board, so you can
upgrade the RAM, can lead
you to needing to reach into the lethal zone. The board was designed to
slide about 1/2 inch and then release from one side of the cage, letting
you tip the board out and then disconnect the power, floppy, hard drive
(if there is one) and sound. However, I've yet to run into an SE that the
cables are really long enough to let you do that with any ease. It has
always been MUCH easier to reach under the CRT, and disconnect all but
the sound while the logic board is still in place in the cage. THEN
remove it from the cage and disconnect the sound.
The Morris Minor brake master cylinder thread is not completely
off-topic.