NEC mL5 manual Removing the Hard Disk Drive, Removing the converter board

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Fig. 12: Removing the converter board

4. Remove the two screws securing the optical device drive to its bracket and put it aside.

Fig. 13: Removing the optical device drive from its bracket

Removing the Hard Disk Drive

To remove the hard disk drive, first remove the stabilisers (see Removing the Stabilisers), open the chassis (see Opening the Chassis), then follow the next steps:

Note: The chassis has two bays for hard disk drives. Each bay contains a hard disk drive bracket locked by a latch

Note: If you want to remove the slave hard disk drive (the upper one), you will have to disconnect also the IDE cable from the master hard disk drive. This IDE cable is a master/slave cable which is connected to both hard disk drives. You will not be able to remove the upper hard disk drive if the IDE cable remains connected to the lower hard disk drive.

1.Disconnect the IDE cable and the power cable corresponding to the drive you want to remove.

2.Press the latch against the handle of the hard disk drive bracket to unlock it

3.Slide the hard disk drive bracket out of the chassis, and put it aside.

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Contents NEC Table of contents Overview Disassembly InstructionsReassembly Instructions Technician NotesHazardous Voltage Power Supply UnitAvoid Electrostatic Discharge Removing the Stabilisers Opening the ChassisRemoving the Riser Board Bracket and the Raiser Board Removing the cover of the chassis Removing a PCI or CNR Expansion Card Removing the AGP Expansion CardRemoving the Floppy Disk Drive Removing floppy disk drive screwRemoving the Optical Device Drive Screws securing the floppy disk drive to the bracketRemoving the Hard Disk Drive Removing the converter boardRemoving the Power Supply Unit Removing the Auxiliary System FanRemoving the CPU Removing the Second Serial PortRemoving the Switch/LED board Removing the Internal SpeakerRemoving the Motherboard Removing the internal speakerPowerMate ML5 Disassembly Manual