Re: Memory installation in a 170?

[Don <dr2@xxxxxxxx>]

12.  Pour ya'll up sum corn squeez'ins and stoke a pipe...

:)



At 08:55 PM 6/19/2006 -0400, you wrote:
> Piece o cake.
>
> 1) Git 'yer 5.5mm socket wrench and the memory.
> 2) Bring 'er down.
> 2b) (Opshunal) Put 'er up on blocks so ya can see watcher doin.
> 3) Romove 3 er 4 er 5 screws from the back 'o the left side. (Depends on
> how many the last guy put back in there)
> 4) Sliiide the cover back to open 'er up.
> 5) Attach yerself to the frame with a stout piece 'o ground wire or a
> ground strap if ya got one. (Safetee first!)
> 6) If she's an oldie but a goodie there will be a pair 'o white plastic
> tabs right square in the middle to slip the memory tray out. As I recall
> that thang hangs in there downside up with the memory on the tha bottom.
> 6b) If she's a newer model the memory will be up top near the back.
> 7) In any case fill the slots in pairs of like sticks. starting next to
> the currently installed ones.
> 8) Buttin 'er back up.
> 9) Run the smoke test.
> 10) WRKHDWRSC *PRC an see whacha got!
> 11) Sit back and admire yer good werk!
>
>   - Larry
>
>
>
> James H H Lampert wrote:
> > I've been volunteered to install memory in a customer's
> > 170, next weekend.
> >
> > I've installed memory in a 40s, once. There's a remote
> > possibility that I've done it on a 170, but so long ago I
> > don't remember.
> >
> > Anybody know where I might find instructions for
> > installing it, maybe someplace online?
> >
> > Incidentally, as of 2:35 PM PDT, the archives aren't
> > responding.
> >
>
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