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Anonymous   11-06-2009 at 11:49:48 PM

How can I remove the side panel(component acess)from my Cosmos 1000?

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shortstuff_mt   11-06-2009 at 11:53:31 PM
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You can start off by reading the case owners manual. Here's the lazy man answer:

http://hi-techreviews.com/reviews_ [...] /Page2.htm

"On the side of the Cosmo 1000 you will find that both side-panels are removable by simply lifting a lever on the rear of the unit. When the lever is lifted a slide is actuated that runs horizontally inside the case and releases the door, which in turn can be lifted completely out of the way and stored elsewhere while you work on the inside of the chassis."

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Anonymous   11-07-2009 at 10:16:58 PM
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shortstuff_mt wrote :

You can start off by reading the case owners manual. Here's the lazy man answer:

http://hi-techreviews.com/reviews_ [...] /Page2.htm

"On the side of the Cosmo 1000 you will find that both side-panels are removable by simply lifting a lever on the rear of the unit. When the lever is lifted a slide is actuated that runs horizontally inside the case and releases the door, which in turn can be lifted completely out of the way and stored elsewhere while you work on the inside of the chassis."




Lever won't actuate. There must be a knukle or pvot "out of order". Therefore begins my problem of access.

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dndhatcher   11-10-2009 at 01:47:48 AM
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Crowbar? :lol:


Neither side lever will lift so you can slide the side panel back?


Message edited by dndhatcher on 11-10-2009 at 01:51:12 AM
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number13   11-10-2009 at 03:30:23 AM
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how old is the computer, old age is a terrible thing, things get frozen and no longer work, larger use of force=destruction

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