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Audio Card and Audio Thermal Shield, Removal

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4. Gently pull the card cage off of connector UP9 on the system board. Do not rock the cage to remove it, because this may damage the connectors. Replace the PC Card cage if it is damaged. Audio Card and Audio Thermal Shield Removal Figure 36. Audio Card/Thermal Shield Components 1 10-mm screw 2 Audio thermal shield 3 Audio card This procedure assumes that you have removed the system board from the plastic case and have removed the PC Card cage from the system board. To remove the audio card and audio thermal shield (see Figure 35), perform the following these steps: 1. Gently pull the audio card off of connectors JP12 and JP13 on the system board. Do not rock the card to remove it, because this may damage the connectors. 2. Remove the 10-mm screw securing the audio thermal shield, and then remove the shield. support.dell.com Removing and Replacing Parts 45

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4.
Gently pull the card cage off of connector UP9 on the system board. Do not rock
the cage to remove it, because this may damage the connectors.
Replace the PC Card cage if it is damaged.
Audio Card and Audio Thermal Shield
Removal
Figure 36.
Audio Card/Thermal Shield Components
This procedure assumes that you have removed the system board from the plastic
case and have removed the PC Card cage from the system board. To remove the
audio card and audio thermal shield (see Figure 35), perform the following these
steps:
1.
Gently pull the audio card off of connectors JP12 and JP13 on the system board.
Do not rock the card to remove it, because this may damage the connectors.
2.
Remove the 10-mm screw securing the audio thermal shield, and then remove
the shield.
1
10-mm screw
2
Audio thermal shield
3
Audio card