Difficulty

Moderate

Steps

11

Time Required

                          10 - 30 minutes            

Sections

3

  • How to unplug and discharge before repair
  • 2 steps
  • Dell Optiplex GX620 Side Panel Disassembly
  • 1 step
  • Front panel
  • 8 steps

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Step 1

              How to unplug and discharge before repair               
  • Power down your PC and remove the power cord from the back.

Power down your PC and remove the power cord from the back.

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Step 2

  • Press and hold the power button for about 10 seconds, then release.
  • This helps drain any remaining power stored in the capacitors, so that you can safely work on the internal components.

Press and hold the power button for about 10 seconds, then release.

This helps drain any remaining power stored in the capacitors, so that you can safely work on the internal components.

Step 3

              Dell Optiplex GX620 Side Panel Disassembly               
  • With the computer standing upright, firmly pull on the tab at the back of the computer.
  • When the side panel pops free, gently pull the panel away from the computer.
  • If you have trouble freeing the side panel from the case, you may need to pull the tab a bit harder.

With the computer standing upright, firmly pull on the tab at the back of the computer.

When the side panel pops free, gently pull the panel away from the computer.

If you have trouble freeing the side panel from the case, you may need to pull the tab a bit harder.

Step 4

              Unplug your hard drive.               
  • Remove the SATA power and data cables.
  • SATA Power
  • SATA Data

Remove the SATA power and data cables.

SATA Power

SATA Data

Step 5

              Unplug your floppy drive.               
  • Unplug the power and data cables.

Unplug the power and data cables.

Step 6

              Unplug the fan.               
  • Unplug the fan.

Unplug the fan.

Step 7

  • Remove the two Phillips #2 screws.

Remove the two Phillips #2 screws.

Step 8

              Remove the heat sink.               
  • Pull the heat sink up.

Pull the heat sink up.

Step 9

  • Pull the two tabs and pull it out.
  • This needs a lot of force to take it off.

Pull the two tabs and pull it out.

This needs a lot of force to take it off.

Step 10

              Remove front panel               
  • Remove the one Phillips #2.
  • Remove the Data cable.
  • Taking this cable off will brake some of the plastic thats locking it in. But you can still plug the cable back in.

Remove the one Phillips #2.

Remove the Data cable.

Taking this cable off will brake some of the plastic thats locking it in. But you can still plug the cable back in.

Step 11

              Remove the last screw.               
  • Remove the one Phillips #2 screw.
  • Now you can replace it with a new one.

Remove the one Phillips #2 screw.

Now you can replace it with a new one.

To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.

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