On 10/10/02 7:51 PM, "Sephee" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Spew into the
Cybertrough:

> Huh!? What screw's that? I dont think I'm following that. I am trying
> to take off the heat sink covering the RAM slots . As far as I know
> that's the only thing getting in the way. That's what I had to remove
> when I installed RAM. It's the called the heatshield isn't it?
> Something I'm overlooking here? That's what I see to remove from
> Apple's how-to videos.

No.  That's what I am saying.  You are never supposed to remove those
screws.  Follow the metal conductive arm that goes from the heatsink out to
the left then it attaches to another "heatsink" looking thing.  That is
called the thermal transfer plate.  The screw you want to remove is
basically  (imagine the Keyboard installed) under where the Left Apple Key
would be.  You remove that screw and then pull the processor, heatsink, and
plate out as a SINGLE unit.  If you remove the 2 screws you have to get a
new Thermal Transfer pad from Apple (good Luck) or take it in to a service
provider.  Your machine will overheat and fry the processor very quickly is
you don't adhere to this protocol.

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