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In article <1993Feb17.031715.25965@kekux.kek.ac.jp>, morita@kekux1.kek.jp 
(Youhei Morita) writes:
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>Message-ID: <truesdel-210293045946@aux-1.ics.uci.edu>
>Newsgroups: comp.sys.mac.hardware
>
>First: it is very difficult to disassemble a Duo. You should have
>a dealer do it for you. It is very easy to break or damage several
>parts.
>
>Remove 3 screws.
>Remove Keyboard, unplug ribbon connectors.
>
>This is enough to install memory.   To install modem, proceed:
>
>Remove 4th screw on bottom of case.
>Remove 2 side and 1 center screen clutch covers. Apple considers
>    these to be disposable parts.  Be careful of screen cable.
>Remove case top. Be careful of internal case snaps.
>Remove screen, unplug connector.
>Remove microphone.
>Remove hard disk.
>Remove trackball.
>Remove backup battery.
>Remove remaining screws holding PC board to chassis.
>
>I think that is everything.  I don't recommend it.

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