User`s guide

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Once inside, the fan can be removed by unplugging the power cord that

connects it to the circuit board. A grounding wire that is attached by a screw

must also be removed. The fan itself is held to the case by two screws. Once

you remove the SU2C7, you can replace it with the SU2B1. Now mount everything

back together again with the screws. Apply new foam weatherstripping if

necessary.

The refurbished System Saver is now better than a factory new model! Notice

the difference in sound: a quiet hum rather than a load rumble. If you have a

lot of cards, you will notice that the inside of the IIGS is a lot cooler too.

An upgraded System Saver is a great way to counteract accelerator instability

caused by heat.

Sources and parts needed:

1) Part: Sprite model SU2B1 (Digi-Key Part No. CR103-ND)

Source: Digi-Key Corp. (1-800-344-4536/www.digikey.com)

Note: Check below for other fans that will work.

2) Part: Foam weatherstripping tape (3/8th inch width, 3/16th inch

thick) Source: Home Depot (or a comparable hardware store)

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