Acer M265 manual Remove card reader

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Slave HDD

Master HDD

Remove card reader

Process:

1.Remove card reader from chassis.

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Contents Acer Veriton M265 Service Guide Revision History Copyright DisclaimerConventions Screen EssagesPreface Troubleshooting Jumper and Connector Information System Specifications ChapterFDD IDE LAN Bios Power Supply Main board Placement Block Diagram Veriton M265 Front Panel Label DescriptionVeriton M265 Rear Panel Hardware Specifications and Configurations ProcessorMain Board Major Chips Bios Hotkey ListMemory Combinations System Memory Audio InterfaceSata Interface Floppy disk drive InterfaceSerial Port USB PortPower Management Environmental RequirementsPage System Utilities Setup Utility Menus Parameter DescriptionPage Product Information Standard Cmos Features Parameter Description OptionsAdvanced Bios Features Yes Advanced Chipset Features Integrated Peripherals NormalIRQ7 Power Management Setup Delay 4 SecFormer-Sts PnP/PCI Configuration PCIPC Health Status Frequency Control Parameter Description OptionsLoad Optimized Defaults Set Supervisor Password Enter PasswordSet User Password Save & Exit Setup Exit Without Saving Machine Disassembly and Replacement General Information Disassembly Procedure Veriton M265 Standard Disassembly Process Bezel Veriton M265Remove side cover Remove Cards Remove HDD Data Cables Remove HDD power cable Remove ODD Data cableRemove Cables Remove HDDRemove card reader Remove FDD Cable Remove ODD Remove Cables Remove System FAN Remove CPU cooler Remove CPURemove memory Remove mother boardRemove I/O shielding Troubleshooting Chapter Page Atxpower ATX 24-pin Power Connector Page Page Page Page Page Page FRU Field Replaceable Unit List Exploded Diagram Name ’TY Veriton M265 FRU List Category Description Part NumberPage Page NT1GT64U8HB0BY-3C PAL W/ATX BKT Rohs Sata DH-16A3S Sata Rohs Internal Spaaker Page Keyboard Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page 100 101 102 103
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