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Next Dr. Jones had me start working on nod 22. He disconnected the power and Ethernet cables and we removed nod 22 from the rack. This time because of my experience with the Geo nodes I had no trouble taking out the motherboard, memory, and expansion cards. The hard drives were more difficult to remove. There were four of them in two bays. One of the bays had been next to the motherboard and just had to be unscrewed from the case, but the other was linked to the bay for the floppy and CD drives. The other bay had to come loose before the hard drives could be removed.

Next Dr. Jones had me start working on nod 22. He disconnected the power and Ethernet cables and we removed nod 22 from the rack. This time because of my experience with the Geo nodes I had no trouble taking out the motherboard, memory, and expansion cards. The hard drives were more difficult to remove. There were four of them in two bays. One of the bays had been next to the motherboard and just had to be unscrewed from the case, but the other was linked to the bay for the floppy and CD drives. The other bay had to come loose before the hard drives could be removed.

When I finished emptying and cleaning the nod 22 case, Dr. Jones showed me how to install the motherboard, CPU, CPU fan, and memory.

When I finished emptying and cleaning the nod 22 case, Dr. Jones showed me how to install the motherboard, CPU, CPU fan, and memory. He said it was important not to touch the pins in the place where the processor should sit.

I took the motherboard out of nod 22.

I took the motherboard out of nod 22.