Desktop DIMM Installation
Note: Never apply pressure or handle the memory module on or around the Integrated Circuit (IC)! Always handle the memory with both hands positioned at the upper-most corners of the Printed Circuit Board (PCB).
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1) Disconnect the AC power cord and remove the computer cover.
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2) Prior to handling the memory module(s), always touch an unpainted and grounded metal object or use a grounded antistatic wrist strap to prevent electrostatic discharge (ESD).
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3) If necessary, remove pre-existing memory by pressing down on the lock/ejector tabs. The tabs are located at both ends of the memory socket.
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4) Align the memory module key(s) along with the memory socket keys(s) for proper installation.
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5) Press the memory into the socket until the tabs snap into place and secure the memory module.
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6) Replace the computer cover and plug in the AC power cord.
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Notebook SO-DIMM Installation
Note: Never apply pressure or handle the memory module on or around the Integrated Circuit (IC)! Always handle the memory with both hands positioned at the upper-most corners of the Printed Circuit Board (PCB).
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1) Disconnect the AC power cord and remove the battery.
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2) Prior to handling the memory module(s), always touch an unpainted and grounded metal object or use a grounded antistatic wrist strap to prevent electrostatic discharge (ESD).
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3) If necessary, remove pre-existing memory by gently pulling the lock/ejector tabs (located on both sides of the memory socket) away from the memory module. The memory will unlock and pop-up 30 degrees for removal.
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4) Align the memory module key along with the memory socket key and insert the memory at a 30 degree angle.
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5) Rotate the memory downward until the lock/ejector tabs engage and click into place.
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6) Replace the battery and plug in the AC power cord.
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