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  • Remove circuit boards by pulling the top and bottom lever out simultaneously to disconnect the backplane connection.

  • When the card is disconnected from the backplane, slide the board out of the cage and store it in a safe place.

  • The safest place to store a circuit board is inside the machine. If a board needs to be stored outside of the machine, place it in a shielded, conductive bag, and wrap it in bubble wrap.

  • It is easier to remove a board next to an empty slot. If a board is sandwiched, especially the memory board (first slot) or display generator board (last slot), remove the adjacent board first.

  • When all boards have been removed, admire the backplane and blower.

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