Acer Aspire™ T180 PC Desktop "latch lever" Questions

...latch). Then the whole lump simply lifts out- and you can see the 2 memory cards. The one I've just looked at appears to have 2 x 512mb simms- so you could replace these with 2 x 1024mb DDR2 SDRAM ...

...lever untill the unit lifts up and out 3. You can now see black screw holding in DVD/RW Drive - remove it. 4.Lift latch that you described 5. Push DVD Drive forward until you can access the memory ...

...lever snaps into lock. Do it with the next module, takes a little practice, if the module is snug and fit. thats it. Power on the PC. if you hear continuos beeping, power the pc off, remove the ...

...lever and then I cannot open the back of the terminal Maybe a powersupply wireing is jammed inside when it was installed When facing the front of the PC, the left side panel is the one that is ...

lever that needs to be released, and then the whole top and sides pulls back and then up or out. Sometimes there are a set of 2 or 4 screws that need to be removed, just depends on how it was made. If

...latch in the middle of the back next to the side panel lip. Depress it and slide the side panel off (this is usually something you see only on Compaq's and other name brand computers, not generic). ...

...since all the screws are on the inside. There are fasteners somewhere ... may be screws, may be latches. Look Closely Your computer didnt come with a ethernet port? and you are now adding a PCI ...

...lever to open the case. Some computers force you to unplug everything from the back to get the cover off the case others do not. Just make sure there is no power going to the system by removing the ...

...lever on it's back then your case most likely has it's screws behind the front cover (I will continue to research this and re-post once I find your model's exact instructions.). If this is the case, ...

...green memory modules positioned near the right edge of the motherboard. Depress the plastic locking latches connected to the top and bottom end of each module. Lift the modules off their motherboard ...