Introduction to System

Unit Assembly and

Disassembly
Assembling and disassembling a computer system unit requires careful handling
of delicate components and strict adherence to safety guidelines. This
presentation provides a step-by-step guide to the process, ensuring that each
stage is carried out effectively and efficiently.

by Ralph dale Abad

Tools and Equipment
Screwdrivers Air Canister
A set of precision screwdrivers is necessary Used to blow away dust and debris from
to remove and insert screws of different the internal components of the system unit.
sizes in the system unit.

Anti-Static Wrist Strap

Prevents static discharge, protecting delicate electronic components from damage during
handling.
Preparing the Workspace and
Ensuring Safety
1 Organize Tools and Components
Arrange the tools and components in an orderly manner to facilitate an efficient
assembly or disassembly process.

2 Wear Personal Protective Equipment

Put on safety goggles and gloves to protect against small flying debris and sharp
edges.

3 Power Off the System Unit

Ensure the system unit is fully powered off and unplugged to avoid electrical hazards
while working on it.
Disassembling the System Unit
Opening the Case
Use a screwdriver to remove the
screws securing the side panels
of the system unit case.
Removing Internal Managing Cables
Components
Organize and label power and
Handle each component with data cables to avoid confusion
care and disconnect them from during reassembly.
the motherboard and power
supply carefully.
Cleaning and Maintenance
1 Dust Removal
Use compressed air to blow out dust
from the various components and fans.
2 Component Inspection
Thoroughly inspect each component for
signs of damage or excessive wear that
may need attention.

3 Application of Thermal Paste

If required, clean and reapply thermal paste for the CPU to ensure proper heat dissipation.
Assembling the System Unit
Component Installation
Carefully reattach and secure all the internal components in the correct locations on
the motherboard.

Cable Management Loading...

Route and secure cables neatly to ensure proper airflow and easy access for future
maintenance.

Closing the Case

Fasten the side panels of the case using the respective screws.
Testing and Troubleshooting
Power-On Test
Boot up the system unit and check if all
components are functioning as expected.
Verification of Connections
Double-check all cable connections and
component placements if any issues are
encountered.

Troubleshooting if Necessary
If issues arise, perform troubleshooting methods to identify and rectify the problems.
Conclusion and Final Tips

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Follow Manufacturer Time-Saving Practices Precision and Diligence
Guidelines
Implement efficient practices to Exercise precision and diligence
Adhere to the specific instructions save time while ensuring accuracy as rogue mistakes could lead to
provided by the manufacturer for and safety throughout the costly damages to the system unit.
optimal maintenance and assembly and disassembly
assembly processes. process.