Applied Energy Products C800 service manual Preparing to Work Inside Computer

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Preparing to Work Inside the

Computer

NOTICE: Only a certified service technician should perform repairs on your computer. Damage due to servicing that is not authorized by Dell is not covered by your warranty.

NOTICE: To avoid damaging the computer, perform the following steps before you begin working inside the computer.

1Make sure that the work surface is flat and clean to prevent scratching the computer cover.

2Save any work in progress and close all open application programs.

3Turn off the computer and all attached devices.

NOTE: Before turning off the computer, make sure the computer is not in a power-management mode.

4Make sure the computer is undocked.

5Disconnect the computer from the electrical outlet.

6To avoid possible damage to the system board, wait 10 to 20 seconds and then disconnect any attached devices.

7Disconnect all other external cables from the computer.

8Remove any installed PC Cards or plastic blanks from the PC Card slot.

9Close the display and turn the computer upside down on a flat work surface.

10Remove the battery from the battery bay.

NOTICE: To avoid component damage, always remove any installed batteries before you service the computer.

11Remove any device installed in the modular bay.

12To dissipate static electricity while you work, periodically touch an unpainted metal surface on the computer chassis.

13Handle components and cards by their edges, and avoid touching pins and contacts.

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Contents Dell Latitude C800 Page Support.dell.com Page Contents Removing the Display Assembly Bezel Removing the Protective Covers From the RJ-11 Page Before You Begin Preparing to Work Inside Computer Recommended Tools Sy st e m O r ie n ta t io nScrew Identification Re w I d e nt i fi c at i o nDisplay Bezel Display Panel to Display Before You Begin Removing and Replacing Parts System Components Pl o d ed Vi e wHard Drive R d D r iv eReplacing the Hard Drive Fixed Optical DriveRemoving the Hard Drive Xe d O p ti c al Dr i veRemoving the Memory Module Cover Memory ModuleRemoving the Fixed Optical Drive Me m o r y M o du l e C o v erReplacing the Memory Modules Removing the Memory ModulesMe mo r y Mo d u le s Mini PCI Card Assembly Removing the Mini PCI Card Assembly Ni P CI Ca r d C o v erReplacing the Mini PCI Card Assembly Keyboard Assembly Removing the Keyboard Assembly Ke yb o a rd S cr e wsEy b o ar d R em o v al Replacing the Keyboard Assembly Ke yb o a rd C ab l eDisplay and Bezel Assemblies Sp la y As se mb l yRemoving the Hinge Cover Hi n g e C o ve rRemoving the Display Assembly Le x C ab l e Removing the Display Assembly Bezel Sp la y As se mb l y B ez e l a n d Pa n elRemove the display assembly bezel Removing the Display PanelReplacing the Display Panel Ex Ca b le Co n n ec t o rs o n Di s pl a y Pa n e lRemoving the Display Latch Re mo v i ng th e Di sp l ay L a t chRemoving the Microprocessor Thermal Cooling Assembly Microprocessor Thermal Cooling AssemblyEt a in i ng C li p Microprocessor Module Mi c r op r o ce s so r T h er m al Co o l i ng As se m bl yRemoving the Microprocessor Module Cr o p ro c e sso r Mo d u leReplacing the Microprocessor Module Mi c r op r o ce s so r C a m Lo c k S c re w E x a mp l eVideo Graphics Board O si ng th e Mi c ro p r o ce ss o r Re t ai n in g Cl i pReplacing the Video Graphics Board Removing the Video Graphics BoardVi d eo G ra p h ic s B o ar d Palmrest Assembly Al m r es t a sse m bl yRemoving the Palmrest Assembly Pa l mr e st S c re w sReserve Battery Es er v e B a t te r yRemoving the Reserve Battery Pa l mr e st F l ex Ca b le an d Br a ck e tReplacing the Reserve Battery System Board AssemblySt em Bo a r d S c re w s Removing and Replacing Parts Removing the System Board Battery and Modular Bay Latch Assemblies Sy st e m B o a rdTt e r y a n d M o du l ar Ba y L a tc h a ss em b l i e s Battery Charger Board Replacing the Battery Charger Board Removing the Battery Charger BoardTt e r y C h ar g er Bo a r d Removing the LED Board LED BoardED Bo a r d Replacing the LED Board Fan AssemblyRemoving the Fan Assembly Fa n a sse m bl yRJ-11/RJ-45 Board RJ 11 a nd RJ 45 Co n n ec t o r C o ve r sRemoving the RJ-11/RJ-45 Board 1 1 /R J 45 Bo a r dRJ 11 / R J- 4 5 B o ar d H a rn e ss Ro u t in g Removing and Replacing Parts D e D e Page 64MCW Rev. A01

C800 specifications

The Applied Energy Products C800 is a cutting-edge energy solution designed for various commercial and industrial applications. This robust unit stands at the forefront of energy technology, boasting a blend of efficiency, sustainability, and innovation.

One of the primary features of the C800 is its advanced combined heat and power (CHP) capability. This technology allows the system to generate electricity while simultaneously providing heat, maximizing resource utilization. The C800 can achieve an electrical efficiency of up to 40%, significantly reducing operational costs and minimizing environmental impact. The ability to produce both electricity and useful thermal energy from a single fuel source ensures that facilities can achieve considerable energy savings.

The C800 is designed with modular architecture, making it easily scalable to meet varying energy demands. This flexibility allows businesses to start with a smaller unit and expand their capacity as their needs grow, facilitating a gradual transition towards energy independence. Its compact design is particularly advantageous for facilities with limited space, as it minimizes the footprint while maximizing output.

Equipped with state-of-the-art control systems, the C800 offers real-time monitoring and management capabilities, enabling operators to optimize performance and reduce downtime. The integration of advanced sensors and automation technology allows for predictive maintenance, ensuring that the system operates at peak efficiency and reliability.

Moreover, the C800 employs a range of fuel options, including natural gas, biogas, and other renewable energy sources. This versatility not only enhances its appeal to a wide array of industries but also positions it as a viable solution for organizations seeking to lower their carbon footprint. The unit’s compatibility with renewable fuels underlines its commitment to sustainability.

Additional characteristics include its low emissions profile, adhering to stringent environmental regulations while promoting greener energy solutions. With an emphasis on noise reduction, the C800 is engineered to operate quietly, making it suitable for urban environments and sensitive installations.

In conclusion, the Applied Energy Products C800 combines efficiency, scalability, and sustainability, making it a leading choice for businesses looking to enhance their energy management strategies. Its advanced technologies and features position it as a pivotal component in the pursuit of energy efficiency and environmental responsibility.
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