HP Portable 386 Compaq Portable 386 Personal Computer Maintenance and Service - Page 88

hole at one end of the module., Grasp the end of the module, pull up

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1. Complete the preparation procedure (see Section 8.2). 2. Remove the rear panel (see Section 8.4). 3. Remove the 32 bit memory/modem interface board (see Section 8.8). 4. Remove the 1 to 2 megabyte memory expansion board (see Section 8.11). 5. Locate the memory module that is to be replaced (Figure 8-27). 6. To release the module, insert a tool, such as a ball point pen, into the hole at one end of the module. 7. Grasp the end of the module, pull up, and "peel" it away from its socket (Figure 8-28).

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1. Complete the preparation procedure (see Section 8.2).
2. Remove the rear panel (see Section 8.4).
3. Remove the 32 bit memory/modem interface board (see Section 8.8).
4. Remove the 1 to 2 megabyte memory expansion board (see Section 8.11).
5. Locate the memory module that is to be replaced (Figure 8-27).
6. To release the module, insert a tool, such as a ball point pen, into the
hole at one end of the module.
7. Grasp the end of the module, pull up, and "peel" it away from its socket
(Figure 8-28).