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11.MEMORY EXPANSION
You can add memory cards of up to 256 MB to the additional memory slot. Use the additional
memory cards tested and found compatible with your computer. Adding incompatible memory
cards may cause a failure to start the system or unstable operations of your computer.
Notes on Adding/Removing the Memory Card
Warning
- Never disassemble the components not mentioned in this manual. Your
computer has many high-voltage components and it is dangerous to
touch them.
Caution
- Keep any metal objects, such as staples and paperclips, and liquid,
such as coffee, out of your computer, as it may cause a shortcircuit or
fumes. If such an object gets inside your computer, remove the battery
pack, keep your computer powered off, and ask your sales dealer or the
nearest maintenance service to inspect it.
- Before adding or removing a memory card, be sure to turn off your
computer, unplug the AC adapter, and remove the battery pack. Adding
or removing a memory card while your computer is powered may cause
an electric shock or a malfunction.
- Do not add or remove a memory card in the following cases, as it may
cause burns, an electric shock, or a malfunction.
• when your computer is on Standby
• immediately after your computer is turned off
Before adding or removing a memory card, it is recommended to
leave your computer at least 30 minutes after it is turned off.
- Do not touch any connectors on your computer, including the memory
connectors. If the memory connector is covered with dust, the memory
will not properly function.
NOTES: • Use a No. 1 size bit Phillips screwdriver of to remove screws.
• Do not strongly press, bend, or drop additional memory cards.
• Do not add or remove an additional memory card when your computer is on
Standby or in Hibernate as it clears the Standby or Hibernate mode. It may also
change or erase the stored data.