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== Opening the System Unit == Tools: Philips #2 screwdriver, T15 / T20 Torx, anti-static strap, high-voltage probe. # Power off and unplug all cables (mains, keyboard, printer, communications). # Remove the cover fasteners around the back of the chassis (typically 4โ6 screws). # Lift the cover โ '''the 9-inch CRT and deflection sub-chassis remain attached to the lower chassis''', unlike the 5100 / 5110 where the CRT is in the upper shell. # Inside layout (looking from the front): :: '''9-inch CRT''' centred behind the front bezel; deflection board mounted to the side of the CRT cradle. :: '''2 ร 8-inch floppy drives''' below the CRT, mounted vertically in a drive cage. :: '''Main PSU''' at the rear left. :: '''PALM board''' and ROS / RWS cards on a backplane behind the drive cage. :: '''Keyboard connector''' on the front edge.
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