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Lift the bottom shield off.
Remove the two Phillips screws securing the DC-In board.
Disconnect the DC-In cable from the logic board.
I left the DC board alone screws, cable and all for my hard drive swap.
[quote|jyee]I left the DC board alone screws, cable and all for my hard drive swap.[/quote]
I found that I could leave the cable attached if I was just careful with where I placed it when I turned the computer over.
[quote|horntaxnow]I found that I could leave the cable attached if I was just careful with where I placed it when I turned the computer over.[/quote]
I left the DC board alone screws, cable and all for my hard drive swap.
I found that I could leave the cable attached if I was just careful with where I placed it when I turned the computer over.