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The two screws indicated by the red arrows secure only the controller board. The motherboard can be freely lifted from the case. Once the screws are removed, the controller board can also be taken out of the case without effort. If you need to access the controller board, you can just slide the RF shield off. | The two screws indicated by the red arrows secure only the controller board. The motherboard can be freely lifted from the case. Once the screws are removed, the controller board can also be taken out of the case without effort. If you need to access the controller board, you can just slide the RF shield off. | ||
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==Step 8 - Remove the bottom RF shield== | ==Step 8 - Remove the bottom RF shield== | ||
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==Tips for Reassembly== | ==Tips for Reassembly== | ||
Just follow the previous steps in reverse order to put everything back together. Some tips: | Just follow the previous steps in reverse order to put everything back together. Some tips: | ||
− | + | *Don't forget the plastic protector that goes between the RF shield and the power board | |
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− | *Don't forget the plastic protector that goes between the RF shield and the power board | ||
*Use the picture in step 4 to correctly orient the ribbon cable that connects the CD drive to the motherboard | *Use the picture in step 4 to correctly orient the ribbon cable that connects the CD drive to the motherboard | ||
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