Re: II GS Memory & ProDOS

[Mike Spurgeon <mike@spurgeon.net>]

eeastman@NOSPAMappple2.com wrote:
> 
> To disassemble the System saver GS, there are screws under the foam edge
> seal.  You may locate the screws easily with a probe or the tip of your
> screwdriver by tapping along the seal until you feel the hole
> underneath.  Be very careful about removing these screws and minimize the
> damage to the foam seal.  The seal is needed in tact if the system Saver
> is to be effective at drawing air out of your IIgs.

Comparable (and inexpensive) foam seals, with peel off, stick on,
backing, can be bought in rolls at a good hardware.

>  I can offer no
> suggestion for a replacement fan on the system saver GS, it's a big
> honkin heavy thing that runs 120 volts AC.  I read somewhere that you
> could use a IIe system saver fan in it's place.

If memory serves, I found an adequate replacement at Radio Shack.