: Re: for PB what screwdriver?
Maybe you have an odd PowerBook 500 series but I just tore mine down to
it's
guts to replace a few parts and it used a Torx-8. Just wanted to clarify
that
so people didn't get confused.
Jake
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote...
It's called a TOREX the 500 series
It's called a TOREX the 500 series requires a T-5
Bob
On Thursday, February 6, 2003, at 05:25 AM, Ryan wrote:
Hello
Um this might sound a little silly, but what screwdriver is required
to open
up a Powerbook? Apple seems to use these star like screws.
regards,
R.
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PowerBooks
Well, I don't know what model your talking about, but I have a PowerBook 170,
Duo 230 and a 520c and all of them use what's called a torx 8 (my PowerBook
1400c uses a precision Philips screwdriver, go figure). They can be at times
hard to find but they can be found at most hardware stores if in
Well, I don't know what model your talking about, but I have a PowerBook 170,
Duo 230 and a 520c and all of them use what's called a torx 8 (my PowerBook
1400c uses a precision Philips screwdriver, go figure). They can be at times
hard to find but they can be found at most hardware stores if in
You can get one here if not locally:
http://eshop.macsales.com/Catalog_Item.cfm?ID=5399Item=OWCAPPLEBITKIT
has all the sizes you need...
Andrew Kershaw wrote:
Indeed. All my PowerBooks take a Torx-8 (you can get them at Sears
for about $3) screw driver (that's a Duo 230, 5300cs/ce, and
on 2/6/03 6:21 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Well, I don't know what model you're talking about, but I have a PowerBook
and all of them use what's called a torx 8 (my PowerBook
1400c uses a precision Philips screwdriver, go figure). They can be at times
hard to find but they
It's called a TOREX the 500 series requires a T-5
Bob
On Thursday, February 6, 2003, at 05:25 AM, Ryan wrote:
Hello
Um this might sound a little silly, but what screwdriver is required
to open
up a Powerbook? Apple seems to use these star like screws.
regards,
R.
--
PowerBooks
Maybe you have an odd PowerBook 500 series but I just tore mine down to it's
guts to replace a few parts and it used a Torx-8. Just wanted to clarify that
so people didn't get confused.
Jake
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote...
It's called a TOREX the 500 series requires a T-5
Bob
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