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    Disassembling System Unit Procedure and Safety Precautions

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    This document provides instructions for disassembling and assembling a computer system unit. It lists the main internal parts of a computer and safety precautions for working on one. The disassembly process is outlined step-by-step and illustrated with pictures. Key steps include removing the case cover, drives, power supply, motherboard, and CPU. Reassembly follows the reverse order while taking care to properly connect cables and components.

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    Disassembling System Unit Procedure and Safety Precautions

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    This document provides instructions for disassembling and assembling a computer system unit. It lists the main internal parts of a computer and safety precautions for working on one. The disassembly process is outlined step-by-step and illustrated with pictures. Key steps include removing the case cover, drives, power supply, motherboard, and CPU. Reassembly follows the reverse order while taking care to properly connect cables and components.

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    This document provides instructions for disassembling and assembling a computer system unit. It lists the main internal parts of a computer and safety precautions for working on one. The disassembly process is outlined step-by-step and illustrated with pictures. Key steps include removing the case cover, drives, power supply, motherboard, and CPU. Reassembly follows the reverse order while taking care to properly connect cables and components.

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    Disassembling System Unit Procedure and Safety Precautions

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    This document provides instructions for disassembling and assembling a computer system unit. It lists the main internal parts of a computer and safety precautions for working on one. The disassembly process is outlined step-by-step and illustrated with pictures. Key steps include removing the case cover, drives, power supply, motherboard, and CPU. Reassembly follows the reverse order while taking care to properly connect cables and components.

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    COMPUTER

    ASSEMBLY AND DISASSEMBLY


    PROCEDURE AND SAFETY
    PRECAUTIONS
    OVERVIEW OF SYSTEM UNIT
    PARTS
    SYSTEM CASING HARD DRIVE
    MOTHERBOARD OPTICAL DRIVE (CD Rom)
    CPU CPU FAN AND HEAT SINK
    LAN CARD/WLAN CARD FLOPPY DRIVE
    GRAPHICS CARD/VIDEO CARD IDE CABLE
    RAM (Random Access Memory) SATA CABLE
    POWER SUPPLY MOTHERBOARD I/O SHIELD
    SYSTEM FAN(Chassis Fan)
    SYSTEM CASING CABLE HEADERS

    * FRONT USB CONNECTORS


    * FRONT PANEL CONNECTORS
    * FRONT AUDIO CONNECTORS
    SAFETY PRECAUTION IN
    DISASSEMBLY/ASSEMBLING SYSTEM
    UNIT:
    Always power off and unplug the computer before working on it.
    Before touching parts of system unit, you must discharge or ground yourself to avoid the
    components from damaging caused by Electro Static Discharge or ESD.
    Take away any liquid such as mineral water or soft drinks near your working area or near
    computers.
    Hold the components by edges and do not touch the IC’s.
    When removing power cables from the motherboard like ATX, SATA, Legacy power cord,
    Always full the cable connector on the handle, not on the cable itself.
    Personal protective equipment must be correctly used.
    Be careful with the tools that may cause short circuit
    Make sure that the pins are properly aligned when connecting a cable connector
    Read and follow instruction on the manual carefully.
    Do not use excessive force if things don’t quite slip into place.
    PROCEDURES ON COMPUTER DISASSEMBLY
    Unplug the power cable and the other external cable and devices attached on it.
    Remove the system casing cover.
    Remove the adapter cards.(Video Cards, Sound Card, LAN/WLAN card).
    Remove the drives (Floppy Disk Drive, Hard Drive, and Optical Drive).
    Remove the power supply.
    Remove the Memory Module.(RAM)
    Remove the Front Panel Connectors from the motherboard.(like USB, Audio, switch
    connectors and the indicator light connectors
    Remove the Motherboard.
    Remove the system fan from the casing.
    Remove the CPU Fan and its heatsink.
    Remove the CPU.
    *Note
    Before removing all the connectors from the motherboard, make sure you memorize the
    connectors for assembling the computer if required, as that may require connecting the
    connectors at its place. Remove the screws from the back of the motherboard and you
    will be able to detach it from the cabinet. Now remove the CPU fan from the
    motherboard. The heat sink will be visible now which can be removed by the pulling the
    tab upward. Finally, the processor is visible now, which can be removed by the plastic tab
    which can be pulled back one stretching it side way.
    ACTUAL PICTURES OF
    COMPUTER DISASSEMBLY:

    REMOVING SYSTEM CASING COVER


    REMOVING ADAPTER CARDS

    *Video Card
    *Audio Card
    *Network Card (LAN/WLAN)
    REMOVING
    INTERNAL/EXTERNAL DRIVES

    *Floppy Disk Drive


    *Hard Disk Drive
    *Optical Disk Drive

    NOTE:
    * To remove the drives from system chassis, you must remove all
    of the screw to its side..
    REMOVING POWER SUPPLY
    UNIT

    *Remove the screws from the four sides.


    REMOVING MEMORY MODULE
    (RAM)

    To remove the RAM, Press the lock on both side. RAM will
    automatically released.
    REMOVING FRONT PANEL
    CONNECTORS

    Note:
    * Some of the cables are already keyed.
    * When Removing front panel connectors, memorize it or you can label it on
    scratch paper. MISTAKES CAN CAUSE MOTHERBOARD DAMAGE!!
    REMOVING MOTHERBOARD

    Important NOTE:
    * Don’t use excessive force in removing motherboard.
    * Remove the motherboard slowly and carefully.
    REMOVING SYSTEM FAN

    * Remove the screws from the four sides.


    REMOVING CPU HEAT SINK
    AND FAN

    NOTE:
    * Carefully unlock and remove the heat sink from
    the motherboard.
    REMOVING THE CPU

    IMPORTANT NOTE:
    *Be careful removing CPU.
    *Do not drop the CPU.
    *Pin type CPU’s is considered totally damaged if the pins are totally
    disaligned!
    PROCEDURES ON COMPUTER ASSEMBLING
    Prepare the system chassis, install the power supply unit, I/O shield (“Back Plate of the
    motherboard”), system fan and the motherboard spacers.
    Install the CPU on the Motherboard. Make sure that CPU is facing the correct position on
    the socket.
    Apply thermal paste to the CPU.
    Install the CPU Fan and the Heatsink.
    Install the Memory Module (RAM) to the Motherboard.
    Install the motherboard to the system chassis and secure it with the screws per side.
    Connect The Chassis Fan & Power Connectors (ATX 4 Pin & ATX 24 Pin) to the
    motherboard
    Connect the Front Panel Connectors to the motherboard (Front USB, Front Audio, Reset
    Switch, Power Switch and the indicator lights.
    Install the internal and external drive ( Hard Disk Drive, Floppy Drive & the Optical Disk
    Drive.
    Connect the power cords and the drive cables to the drives (SATA Cable, IDE Cable, Floppy
    Drive Cable, SATA power cord and the legacy power cord.)
    Install the Adapter Cards (Video Card, Sound Card, Network Card Such as LAN and WLAN
    card) and secure it with screws.
    Connect the External cords and Devices (VGA, Power cord, keyboard, mouse and the
    network cable.)
    Troubleshoot if necessary.
    ACTUAL PICTURES OF
    ASSEMBLY:

    SYSTEM CASE PREPARATION


    Installing CPU on the Motherboard
    APPLYING THERMAL PASTE ON THE
    CPU
    INSTALLING CPU FAN AND
    HEATSINK
    INSTALLING MEMORY
    MODULE
    INSTALLING MOTHERBOARD
    CONNECTING CHASSIS FAN, ATX
    4 & 24 PIN POWER CORD
    CONNECTING FRONT, USB & AUDIO
    PANEL CONNECTORS
    INSTALLING INTERNAL AND
    EXTERNAL DRIVE
    CONNECTING POWER AND
    DATA CABLE TO DRIVES
    INSTALLING ADAPTER CARDS:
    (VIDEO, AUDIO & NETWORK CARDS)
    CONNECTING EXTERNAL
    CORD
    THANKS FOR VIEWING 

    PREPARED BY:
    Lourent Villy V. Conlu

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