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NEW CASE BY Terry Raymond<br />
Awesome I finally did get my new 64C case.<br />
To put your old Motherboard into a new case is very simple,<br />
you might need some canned air<br />
to dust off the Motherboard. It’s Just a reverse assembly on<br />
how the old case is disassembled.<br />
www.commodorefree.com<br />
Just common sense and anybody can put these together, but<br />
I’m willing to post this info to those who may have questions<br />
to help anybody out.<br />
Have a good summer.<br />
To disassemble the NEW and OLD case halves (they snap together)<br />
use a small flat blade screwdriver carefully pry upwards<br />
and both halves should unsnap. The top half cones<br />
off but the keyboard connector has to be unplugged, (don’t<br />
pull the wires you could pull the wires out of the KB connector),<br />
use a screwdriver very carefully to pry the connector<br />
off, be careful not to scrape traces or components on the MB.<br />
Unplug the Led power indicator, the LED and wire has to be<br />
removed from old TOP case half, this just should pull out<br />
without any problem (at least on C64C cases) the older<br />
Breadbox ones I believe are probably glued in I’m not sure<br />
how to remove those.<br />
Terry Raymond<br />
Commodore free<br />
Some more notes are available here<br />
http://www.lemon64.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=42565<br />
&sid=87e0d318216e61f23c6efad291b2d54c<br />
You may also appreciate this site<br />
http://www.the-liberator.net/site-files/retrogames/hardware/index.htm<br />
Push the LED back into the NEW TOP case half.<br />
There is a bottom<br />
metal shield,<br />
clean that and<br />
put that in place,<br />
then the Motherboard<br />
etc plug<br />
the Keyboard in<br />
and the power<br />
indicator, now<br />
the keyboard can<br />
be installed, at<br />
the bottom are<br />
tabs were the<br />
bottom part of<br />
the keyboard fits<br />
into the top part<br />
has 2 screws<br />
with smaller<br />
threads, put<br />
those in but<br />
don’t over tighten.<br />
Same with all<br />
Motherboard<br />
screws remember<br />
this is plastic<br />
they can be<br />
stripped out<br />
(use a smaller<br />
screwdriver to<br />
eliminate over<br />
tightening<br />
screws)<br />
Put the included<br />
stickers on that<br />
is simple.<br />
Commodore Free Magazine Page 44
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