Re: (ASCEND) Max4004 question

[Jim Howard <jhoward@lyceum.com>]

>At 11:25 AM 7/10/98 -0700, you wrote:
>>We have a Max4004 which we want to take it apart to examine the fan units
>>Is there anyone knows how to take off the case of this unit ?
>
At 16:36 1998/07/10 -0500, Jim Logan wrote:
> Very Carefully :-)   Actually, I have replaced the fans in a 4004... The
>Front panel (where the LEDS Are) actually 'pops' off (It is held in with
>spring release pins), giving you access to removing the cover once you
>remove the two longer screws on the side of that front panel.   Remove the
>rest of the shorter screws on the sides of the top cover, and you're home
>free..

one important thing to note is that if you try to pry the box open 
at an angle you WILL damage the connector between the card slots and base.

be sure to lift the top half directly upward from the base,
or at least by rocking side to side, but never front to back.

-Jim H
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