4-4
Assembly Access
Case Parts
The
HP
9030
is
the computer configured
in
a System
II
enclosure that can
be
installed in a system
rack. The
HP
9040
is
the computer configured
in
a System
II
enclosure which
is
mounted
in a
stand-alone cabinet with casters, intended for use
on
any stable floor surface. Within the System
II
enclosure, the
HP
9030
and
HP
9040
are identical except for the service panel
and
cable. The
HP
9030
service panel
and
cable are contained
in
the enclosure.
In
the
HP
9040, the service panel
is
extended by cable to the cabinet frame.
See
the exploded view drawings
in
Chapter
5 when
performing the following procedures.
HP 9030 (System
II
Enclosure)
The front panel
is
attached by four snap fasteners. To remove the front panel, grasp the panel by
the side edges
and
pull straight out. The top, bottom,
and
side covers each have
one
#2
Pozidriv
captive screw at the back of the box that attaches the cover to the box. To remove any cover,
loosen the screw
and
slide the cover toward the back
and
away from the box.
HP 9040 (Stand-Alone Cabinet)
The stand-alone cabinet consists of
an
upper front panel, lower front panel, flip-top cover,
and
base
assembly.
Upper
Front
Panel
The
upper
front panel
is
attached by four snap fasteners. Remove the panel by pulling
it
forward.
Lower Front Panel
The lower front panel
is
attached by two snap fasteners at the top
and
flanges engaged
in
slots
in
the base assembly at the bottom. Remove the panel by pulling
it
forward at the top
and
sliding
it
up
and
out of the base assembly.
Flip-Top Cover
The flip-top cover
is
held
in
place by four screws at the front of the cabinet
and
flanges
in
slots
in
the
base assembly
at
the back. To remove the cover,
first
remove both front panels. Then remove the
four screws that attach the front of the cover to the cabinet.
Lift
the cover at the front
and
tilt
it
backwards until
it
can
be
released from the back of the cabinet.