HP b2600 Technical Reference page 73

7. Grasp the system board by the microprocessor's turbo-cooler heatsink and the handle
located on the back edge of the system board, and slide the system board toward the
front of the workstation (in the direction of the arrow). See Figure 3-55. Note that this
step unlocks the system board from its standoffs.
Figure 3-55. Slide the System Board Off Its Standoffs
(Front of Workstation)
System Board
Turbo-Cooler
Heatsink
8. Use the system board's turbo-cooler heatsink and handle to lift it out of the
workstation. The system board must be angled when removing it from the workstation
such that the DIMM edge of the system board is two to three inches higher than the
turbo-cooler heatsink edge. This will prevent the system board components from
catching on the system divider panel. See Figure 3-56.
Figure 3-56. Lifting the System Board Out of the Workstation
System Board
Turbo-Cooler
Heatsink
Chapter 3
Remove/Replace System Components
Removing/Replacing System Components
System Board
System Board
System Divider
Panel
(Rear of Workstation)
System Board
Handle
System Divider
Panel
System Board
Handle
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