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ThinkCentre M73 / E73 / M72e Small Form Factor Desktop - Memory Module Replacement - YouTube
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Hi everybody. I鈥檓 Mike with Lenovo,
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and I鈥檓 here with the ThinkCentre M73 series
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which is available in three form factors. We have a Tower, the Small, and the Tiny.
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Today we are going to be replacing the Memory Module in the small form factor.
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The process should take about fifteen minutes, and it should be easy enough for anyone to do.
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The only tools required will be a Phillips screwdriver.
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Before we continue, we want to make sure that we are protected against electrostatic discharge, or ESD.
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For more information on ESD, click the link in the description.
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Now let鈥檚 get started.
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First, you want to remove the two thumb screws.
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Then slide the cover back and lift it.
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Now we want to pop the clips loose on the front bezel,
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and then open it and remove it.
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And we still have a cable here that goes inside.
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And now we need to open the drive bay assembly,
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and we just want to open it until this latch pops and locks it open.
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Now we need to disconnect the power button cable from the system board.
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And now we have these two clips that hold the cable in place.
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Twist to open the clips
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and then you can pull the cable out.
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So now we just need to pull the front bezel away from the system
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and feed this cable through the hole in the chassis.
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Now we need to lay the system down flat on the table.
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Now we want to remove the screw from the tab that holds the card in place,
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and we want to lift the card straight up out of the slot
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and then pull back to get the tab out of the hole.
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To remove the fan duct, you pull slightly outward on the tabs
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and lift it straight up and out of the system.
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To remove the memory module, you press outward on the clips
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to release it, and then lift it straight up out of the slot.
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And here we have our new memory module in the anti-static bag.
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We want to go ahead and replace it in the system.
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You take your replacement memory module and you align it in the slot,
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and you make sure that the notch is aligned with the tab
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the notch in the memory module is aligned with the tab in the slot
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and you press down until the edges close.
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Then you have to make sure that the clips are snapped tight.
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To replace the fan duct, you just set it in place over the fan and push it straight down until the tabs snap.
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So to replace the card, we want to align the card with the slot
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and make sure the tab goes through the hole in the chassis.
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Once you have the card aligned, you press down until it is fully seated.
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Then you replace the screw in the tab to hold the card in place.
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So now we need to stand the system back up to put the front bezel back on.
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We need to feed the power button cable through the hole in the chassis
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and pull it all the way through.
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Then we鈥檝e got to make sure the cable goes back into the clips
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and you twist the clip to close it.
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Now we need to reconnect the power button cable to the system board.
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Now we need to close the drive bay assembly.
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You want to press down on the blue touch point on the latch,
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which allows you to close it.
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Then you just make sure it closes all the way.
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Now we want to align the hinge clips with the holes in the chassis,
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and then close the front bezel like a door.
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We place the cover onto the system and slide it forward.
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Then replace the two thumb screws.
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