Amiga 1000 - Page 20

AMIGA
1000
ASSEMBLY LEVEL REPAIR
2.3.3 Turn the
computer up-side down
and remove
the
5
self-tapping
screws from the hollows
of the bottom hous-
ing.
See
Fig.
2-4.
NOTE: It is
a
good
idea
to keep all
screws
in small containers in the order that
they are
removed. A board swap
of the
AMIGA will require
the
removal
of 34 screws of
several
types
and lengths.
2.3.4
Remove
the 2 flush-mount screws
located
by
the
front bezel.
See
Fig.
2-4.
Fig.
2-4. Bottom View
2.3.5
Holding
the
case together,
turn the AMIGA right-
side
up
with the
front facing
you
and the
drive
to
your
right.
2.3.6 The
TOP
HOUSING snaps into the
bottom hous-
ing,
so
remove
by
applying
a
slight
outward
pressure on
the bottom
housing, or inward
pressure on the top hous-
ing,
at the
rear corners
of
the
computer.
See
Fig. 2-5.
Set
the top housing aside.
Fig.
2-5.
Top
Housing
Removal
NOTE: In
the
following
step,
there are 2
. sets of LED
wires
connected to
the
front BEZEL. Care
should be taken
not to
pull
these
tight when
removing
this panel.
2.3.7
With the top
cover
already off, the
front BEZEL
can
be
removed by
gently
working it forward, away
from
the
rest
of
the computer. Lay
the
BEZEL
in
front of the com-
puter, temporarily, as
shown in Fig.
2-6.
Fig.
2-6.
Front
Bezel
Removal
2-2