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Removing the CD Drive Filler Panel, CD Drive Installation

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Changing Your Computer's Hardware Configuration CD Drive Installation Figure 2-15 Removing the CD Drive Filler Panel CAUTION Filler panel must be removed before installing the CD drive 4. Unpack the CD drive, avoiding shocks both mechanical and electrical. That is, never let it drop onto the floor or even onto a desk; always set it down gently. And take ESD (electrostatic discharge) precautions, so static-electric sparks do not damage the electronic components. A drop of just a few inches onto a hard surface such as a desk or the floor can generate large accelerations (hundreds of gees), which may damage the device. 5. Install the CD drive into the bracket: the drive itself must be inserted into the CD drive bracket as shown below, and secured by four Torx T-10 screws (two on each side) driven into the holes indicated by the dashed lines. These screws ship with the filler. Chapter 2 61

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Chapter 2
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Changing Your Computer’s Hardware Configuration
CD Drive Installation
Figure 2-15
Removing the CD Drive Filler Panel
4.
Unpack the CD drive, avoiding shocks both mechanical and electrical.
That is, never let it drop onto the floor or even onto a desk; always set
it down gently. And take ESD (electrostatic discharge) precautions, so
static-electric sparks do not damage the electronic components.
CAUTION
A drop of just a few inches onto a hard surface such as a desk or the floor
can generate large accelerations (hundreds of gees), which may damage
the device.
5.
Install the CD drive into the bracket: the drive itself must be inserted
into the CD drive bracket as shown below, and secured by four Torx
T-10 screws (two on each side) driven into the holes indicated by the
dashed lines. These screws ship with the filler.
Filler panel must
be removed
before installing
the CD drive