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Re: I've just been given a Mac SE...
- Subject: Re: I've just been given a Mac SE...
- From: rdavis@fn.net
- Date: 1997/06/01
- Distribution: inet
- Newsgroups: comp.sys.apple2
- Organization: AT&T WorldNet Services
- References: <5mg2p8$3tq@metro.usyd.edu.au> <5mk9pb$ftg$1@News.Dal.Ca> <865053287.113468@moon.aa.net> <5mq70l$8oo$1@News.Dal.Ca>
In article <5mq70l$8oo$1@News.Dal.Ca>, at217@chebucto.ns.ca (Michael
Hackett) wrote:
> G. Johnson or K. Hartman (taxman@aa.net) wrote:
> > I just want to say that opening one of those compact macs needs a
> > special tool. This can be ordered from apple, or you could probably
> > borrow one from a local computer repair shop.
>
> All you need a Torx-15 (T-15) screwdriver with a very long shaft.
> (There are two screws way back in the handle at the top, as well as
> the two on the bottom. It then takes a good shake to separate the
> two halfs, so don't be afraid to use a bit of force. Just make sure
> the screen is protected.)
>
> You might not find such a tool in every hardware store, but I found
> one in a small tools place. If you can't find one, a number of Mac
> mail-order houses probable sell "Mac Crackers" or other such kits
> for opening compact Macs.
They are also available at SEARS. Look at the professional screwdrivers
they are just long enough.
Rick