| That's it. Only the left panel comes off (and then some metal shielding).
The 450ST uses rails so to install a disk you don't need access to other side.
It isn't easy, but then very few PCs offer good access.
I have mine fully loaded internally: two Disks, a tape and a CD-ROM, all SCSI
drives, so connecting them is very tight.
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-.1 Well..., yes..., but you might have mentioned that to get to the
disks you have to pull out the release mechanism next to the front
bezel, so you can remove the bezel to extract the drives.
1 Remove the side panel
2 look to the right side (front panel side)
3 you will see a metal tab located just about where the sheet metal
separates the M/B from the Drive Bays
4 pull that tab out (to the left of the system when facing the front
panel)
5 then lift the bezel up and away from the bottom slowly until you
can unhook the bezel from the top of the case.
(the front bezel I'm refering to, is the one around the drive bays)
6 to replace: hook the top of the bezel into the case and slowly
force the bezel over the drives ( a tight fit!)
** The drives are on rails that click in..., be prepared to use a
screwdriver or some other flat device to help push the rail clips
inward to loosen them up for removal.
Ah..., the Jensen Box, contrary to the going opinion, probably the best
Mini-tower ever built. Built like a tank, took a licken' and always
kept on ticken'!
Kevin (who's cursed a few in his day..., but still respects them)
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