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NOTICE: Do not use artificial means, such as a hair dryer or a fan, to speed
the drying process.
CAUTION: To help prevent electrical shock, verify that the
computer is thoroughly dry before continuing with the rest of this
procedure.
10
Ground yourself by touching one of the metal connectors on the back
of the computer.
11 Replace the memory modules, the memory module cover, and the
screw(s).
12 Turn on the computer and verify that it is working properly.
The Dell logo should appear, along with the following message:
No operating system found
13
Turn off the computer by pressing the power button.
14 Replace the hard drive.
15 Replace the module bay device and any PC Cards you removed.
16 Replace the battery.
HINT: See "Limited
Warranties and Return
Policy" on page 124 for
information on your
warranty coverage.
If the computer does not start, or if you cannot identify the damaged
components, contact Dell (see page 103).
If You Drop or Damage Your Computer
1 Save and close any open files, exit any open programs, and shut down
the computer (see page 24).
2 Disconnect the AC adapter from the computer and from the electrical
outlet.
3 Remove and reinstall the battery.
4 Turn off any attached external devices, and disconnect them from
their power sources and then from the computer.
5 Turn on the computer.
HINT: See "Limited
Warranties and Return
Policy" on page 124 for
information on your
warranty coverage.
If the computer does not start, or if you cannot identify the damaged
components, contact Dell (see page 103).
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