Assembly 
Access  4-27 
CAUTION 
CAREFULLY  HANDLE BOARD  TO  PREVENT  DAMAGE  FROM 
ELECTROSTATIC 
DISCHARGE 
OR 
OTHER  CAUSES. 
HOLD 
BY 
EJECTORS OR 
SIDE EDGES ONLY. DO NOT TOUCH EDGE CON-
NECTOR CONTACTS 
OR 
BOARD PLANES. IMMEDIATELY PLACE 
BOARDS 
IN ANTISTATIC BAGS 
OR 
ON ANTISTATIC SURFACE. 
12.  Remove 
all 
boards by pulling 
out 
on 
ejectors to release boards from stack motherboard 
and 
sliding boards 
out 
of slots. 
13.  Remove 
16 
#1 
Pozidriv screws, 8 from the top of the case 
and 
8 from the bottom, that attach 
the 4 card gUides to the case, 
and 
remove the card 
gUides. 
14.  Loosen two slotted captive screws that hold clock board to stack motherboard. 
15.  Disconnect clock board from processor stack motherboard at inline connector. 
16. 
Pull clock board straight 
out 
of motherboard 
and 
out 
of stack. 
17.  Remove four # 1 
Pozidriv screws, two at top 
and 
two at bottom, that attach motherboard to 
case.  Do not remove the two middle screws.  They attach the motherboard supports to the 
motherboard. 
18.  Remove eight 
#1 
Pozidriv screws, four at bottom 
and 
four at back, that attach the connector 
tie 
bar 
to the case. 
19.  Remove the motherboard 
and 
its 
attached supports 
and 
connector tie 
bar 
from the case. 
20.  Remove the connector tie bar 
and 
motherboard supports from the motherboard. Retain for 
installation 
on 
the replacement motherboard. 
Display 
The display must be removed before the rear cover can 
be 
removed. It must also 
be 
removed to 
service the display itself 
or 
to access the display interface module 
(DIM) 
or 
alpha/interface board. 
The 
DIM 
or 
alpha/interface board 
is 
mounted to the bottom of the display. The 
DIM 
is 
used with the 
98770A 
and 
98780A displays.  The alpha/interface board 
is 
used with the 98760A display. 
1. 
UNPLUG COMPUTER POWER CORD FROM 
AC 
OUTLET. 
2. 
Pull  both  display  latches toward  front  of  computer,  unlatching display  from  support legs 
(Figure 4-7). 
WARNING 
THE DISPLAY MAY 
BE 
HEAW. 
TO AVOID DAMAGE TO EQUIP-
MENT OR PERSONAL INJURY, TWO PEOPLE MAY 
BE 
REQUIRED 
TO LIFT THE DISPLAY (FIGURE 4-8) 
3. 
Lift 
display from  computer. 
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