🚀 go-pugleaf

Daniel,

I've installed ram a couple of times in my SE/30. You need to remove the
motherboard, which mostly involves easing out all the connectors an then
simply sliding the board out of the chassis.  Some of the white connectors
have retaining clips that must be depressed before you can work them free
(I almost ruined my board the first time by not noticing one of these).I
assume you know you have to install simms in sets of four.

Let me know if you need more info. I'll see if I can find my old
instruction sheet.

John

BTW be careful around the CRT - it can store high voltage and is also
easily damaged. I cracked the plug end on one and boy, is that a sickening
hiss when you hear the vacuum being lost!


In article <mach-ya023080002212962304450001@news.ultranet.ca>,
mach@ultranet.ca (Daniel J. Roy) wrote:

> I have a SE/30 and I want to install some RAM into it....I had no problem
> "cracking the case". In fact it's sitting beside me right now with the case
> off. What I want is a step-by-step of removing 4 of the old SIMMS that are
> in there and then the putting in of the 4 new ones I have. Everything looks
> so tight in there and I don't want to break or short out anything. So if
> someone could send me a document or tell me of a web site that has
> something on the actual installation of the RAM I would really apperciate
> it.  My E-Mail is  mach@ultranet.ca  Thanks in advance!
> Please Reply ASAP