dan_A wrote:
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The question is: is it necessary to pull the power supply to remove
the hard drive which is on top of everything? It looks accessible but
is it?
At 8:48 PM -0800 on 12/3/02, J. S. Garrison wrote:
The basic
trick is you'll encounter a little frustration with the
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Hi List
A few months ago I changed a battery in my IIci so I have the
experience of removing the power supply, drive bay pillar and drives.
This was not easy because of the difficulty in pulling the power
supply. Recently the internal HD went kaput and I want to replace it.
The question
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Hi List
A few months ago I changed a battery in my IIci so I have the
experience of removing the power supply, drive bay pillar and drives.
This was not easy because of the difficulty in pulling the power
supply. Recently the internal HD went kaput and I want to replace it.
The question
The question is: is it necessary to pull the power supply to remove
the hard drive which is on top of everything? It looks accessible but
is it? Sorry for the basic question but I've not done this in a
IIci. Thanks for any info.
dan_A
At 9:18 AM -0800 on 12/3/02, Snook, John R wrote:
You
At 9:18 AM -0800 on 12/3/02, Snook, John R wrote:
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You should be able to squeeze the two metal tabs on the HDD holder
and lift it out. Unplug the SCSI and power cables to the HDD first.
johnsn
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I unplugged the drive...
Okay, where are the clips? Are there any screws to be removed?
dan_A
At 9:18 AM -0800 on 12/3/02, Snook, John R wrote:
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You should be able to squeeze the two metal tabs on the HDD holder
and lift it out. Unplug the SCSI and power cables to the HDD first.
johnsn
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I unplugged the drive...
Okay, where are the clips? Are there any screws to be removed?
dan_A
At 9:18 AM -0800 on 12/3/02, Snook, John R wrote:
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You should be able to squeeze the two metal tabs on the HDD holder
and lift it out. Unplug the SCSI and power cables to the HDD first.
johnsn
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Thanks again John... I got it out
dan_A
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--- dan_A [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The question is: is it necessary to pull the power
supply to remove
the hard drive which is on top of everything? It
looks accessible but
is it? Sorry for the basic question but I've not
done this in a IIci.
Nope. Simply unplug the SCSI and power
dan_A wrote:
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Hi List
A few months ago I changed a battery in my IIci so I have the
experience of removing the power supply, drive bay pillar and drives.
This was not easy because of the difficulty in pulling the power
supply. Recently the internal HD went kaput and I want to replace
