Yup, the green wires are standard, as are the mods around the cassette port.
As Josh suggests, it's easier to assemble face down; watch out for the reset button! Good luck! ----- Original Message ----- From: Chris Kmiec To: [email protected] Sent: Sunday, February 11, 2018 5:16 PM Subject: [M100] Re-assembly of 102... again Ok, I'm about ready to go Office Space on my Tandy 102. I've taken it apart a while back to remove the NiCd battery, and had a hell of a time putting it back together. Thought it worked fine, but now that I got a REX and have started playing with it, something was off - the entire keyboard was bowing, etc. Took it apart again, and now I just can't make it fit at all... Here is what's happening: 1. I have the motherboard laying nice and flat, and it appears to fit well. All switches are properly aligned. The motherboard does have a thick green cable on the back - is that original? (Picture attached) 2. The LCD fits into two holes on left and pegs on the right - appears to be correct. 3. The keyboard... If I just lay it flat, with no support, it has a pivot point around the middle, length-wise. I can put the top case on it, and it more or less fits, but the bottom of the keyboard has too much give. If I put the 3 support blocks as I remember them (picture attached), the keyboard is nice and sturdy, BUT I cannot fit the top case on - it's either tight on top or bottom, and if I force it down, the outside functions keys don't work, no matter how well I align everything. Sorry for the long post, but I REALLY want to get this assembled properly. Can anyone tell me what am I doing wrong? Are the support blocks in the wrong spot? Am I missing a step? Thanks for any help... https://1drv.ms/f/s!AiOtw8Sr4zlvjYB6sYuFRJhwZ_WtPw
