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Replacing a Mobile Multi-Bay Unit
This section explains how to replace the mobile multi-bay unit.
IMPORTANT
• Do not use this computer with the mobile multi-bay empty. Doing so can cause breakdown.
• Only lift up the mobile multi-bay removal lever when removing the mobile multi-bay unit. Raising
the lever unlocks the mobile multi-bay unit. If you lift the lever up by mistake, switch off the
power for the computer, remove the mobile multi-bay unit, then reinstall it.
Critical Point
When booting from a diskette in the internal floppy disk drive unit (provisional) or the internal
superdisk drive unit, change the BIOS setup.
• "Main" – "Floppy disk A": Do not use.
• "Details" – "USB settings" – "Legacy USB support": Use.
If the power is on, before removing the expansion internal battery unit, check that the remaining
capacity of the internal battery is adequate. If the remaining capacity of the internal battery
is not adequate, connect the AC adapter.
If the "Safe removal of hardware" or "Hardware removal" icon is displayed on the taskbar,
execute the procedure from Step 1; if the icon is not displayed, execute the procedure from
Step 4.
For Windows 2000, switch off the power for the computer before removing the internal super
drive unit.
1. Click the "Safe removal of hardware" or "Hardware removal" icon on the taskbar.
2. Click "Safely remove XXX" or "Stop XXX".
3. For Windows 2000, click "OK".
4. Remove the unit.
Raise the mobile multi-bay unit removal lever (1), then remove the mobile multi-bay unit (2).
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