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Unplug all the cables from the computer, including the power cable. Lay the computer face-down, supporting the neck and base with a soft cloth under the screen.
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Remove the 2 torx 10mm screws on the EMI shield
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Remove the 4 10mm torx screws attatched to the drive carrier.
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Flip the removed carrier to the right and pull out power cables.
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Peel back the white paper, revealing the screws that connect the hard drive to the carrier.
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Remove the 4 T-10 5mm screws connecting the hard drive and frame. (There are 2 screws on each side)
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We need to show an action shot for step 8 of the REmove Drive Carrier Assembly
I don't see why it would be necessary... ??
I would like to add; That you may need some thermal past as there is a heat sink that splits in two when you remove the bottom.
anyone have a link for an adapter i can use to make any regular pc fan work in the imac g4? i was looking at a blue LED one on amazon and a guy said in the comments it would work but it needed an adapter but I can’t seem to find the correct one! plz help, thanks!
What size is the fan? Regular 3 pin connector?
