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| + | ===== Instructions for changing the snap lock ===== | ||
| + | In case the snap lock at the front panel of your Shuttle PC gets broken, follow these steps to replace it with a new one. | ||
| + | - Release the front panel from the case by pressing the four clips lightly.\\ {{: | ||
| + | - Use a pair of tweezers to remove the snap lock from the panel.\\ {{: | ||
| + | - Insert a new snap lock.\\ {{: | ||
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| ===== Will my Shuttle XPC still run stable, if its case cover is taken off? ===== | ===== Will my Shuttle XPC still run stable, if its case cover is taken off? ===== | ||
| Due to the XPC's small footprint design, the thermal dynamics are very different from the ones of a regular full-size PC. Whilst normal PCs may run cooler with the case cover taken off, an XPC has strikingly unique properties. | Due to the XPC's small footprint design, the thermal dynamics are very different from the ones of a regular full-size PC. Whilst normal PCs may run cooler with the case cover taken off, an XPC has strikingly unique properties. | ||