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| Click here to select a new forum. | | Finally got my mac se upgraded a whopping 4MB of ram! but... | Posted by: thesteakguy120 on 2024-06-07 21:31:08
I decided to take the drive assembly out of the case, and when I put it all back together, it seems i mounted it a bit odd, cause now the floppy drive is offset a little too high for the slot to easily clear it, meaning my system 7 tune up is currently stuck in my mac, besides the slight humor of this, I'm guessing I'm probably just gonna have to open it back up to get everything reset properly. | Posted by: davewongillies on 2024-06-07 22:45:07
Yeah I did this two days ago. Haven't bothered to open it back up and fix it yet. | Posted by: nathall on 2024-06-08 11:29:38
This is very easy to do. There are two little standoffs at the front of the bracket that help hold the drive assembly in place when it's mounted correctly. If it's not positioned just exactly right, they'll prop up the front of the drive in the manner you describe. If you look at the assembly from the side when it's in the machine, the entire length should be flush with the assembly below it. If there's a gap of a few millimeters at the front it's not in there quite right. | | 1 |
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