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Removal of hard-drive caddy on insp.8500
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01-11-2008
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Removal of hard-drive caddy on insp.8500
Heya,
I'm sitting here and have unscrewed all the screws that holds the hard-drive caddy in place. But still it wont go off. Anyone have any ideas that may help me to get this hard-drive caddy of the mainboard? Im onto short circuiting the chip beneath the caddy!! Help would be appreciated 
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01-11-2008
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One screw, and caddy straight out
But if the caddy (or Inspiron casing) has warped, due to heat Then you could wiggle it a litttle, left and right, up and down; until it frees itself. wiggle refers to the harddrive motion, not yours ! |
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