4866 LX/T  (250-5144)               Options             Faxback Doc. # 1477

This section describes how to open the computer and install hardware 
options.  Generally you will:

* Read the appropriate instructions in this section and in the documentation
  provided with the option(s).
* Remove the computer cover, and install the option(s).
* Replace the computer cover.
* Run the configuration utility to complete the installation of drives, 
  memory, or video expansion adapters.

You will need a #2 Phillips-head screwdriver to remove the computer cover 
and install or remove expansion adapters.

If you choose not to install a hardware option yourself, your computer 
dealer will arrange to have the installation done for you.

Opening the Computer:

1. Before you open the computer, be sure that it is located in a safe 
   working area, its power is off, and the keylock is unlocked. Unplug the
   computer, and disconnect any cables you have attached.
2. Grasp the front bezel under the top edge, and pull forward as shown.

CAUTION: Static electricity can damage electronic components in a computer. 
Before opening the computer; discharge any accumulated static electricity 
from your body by touching a grounded metal object.

3. Remove the six cover-mounting screws from the computer cover.
4. Open the computer by using the handle to pull the cover up and away from 
   the chassis.

Closing the Computer:

1. Place the cover over the top of the computer, aligning the two pegs near
   the back of the cover with the two holes on the top of the computer as
   shown.
2. Slide the cover down and back, press inward on the sides of the cover. 
   The metal cover guides should latch onto the lip of the chassis, while 
   the cover should remain outside the chassis.

CAUTION: Loose cables and cable connectors can cause physical damage to your
main logic board components or cables. When you close the computer, be sure 
all connections are secure. Also be sure that cables and connectors for 
optional devices do not cause mechanical interference.

3. Replace the six cover-mounting screws.
4. Align the metal pins on the front bezel with the holes on the front of 
   the computer. Push the pins into the holes to secure the bezel.
5. Reconnect the power cord and all cables.

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