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My Classic Cassie 60 GB HD Died - Can someone share instructions on replacing HD in sled?

X-Kathy_KegleyMoore
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Mar 12, 2003, 12:55 PM

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Hello all-
This weekend my Classic Casablanca 60 GB Hard drive died.
First off, can I remove the sled and put a new hard drive in it?
If so, what kind of hard drive and can anyone share with me the instructions and what are the brands to buy and NOT to buy.
Thank you,
Kathy Kegley-Moore

X-Banned_Bob
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Mar 13, 2003, 9:23 AM

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: First off, can I remove the sled and put a new hard drive in it?
Yes.
: If so, what kind of hard drive and can anyone share with me the instructions and what are the brands to buy and NOT to buy.
50-pin SCSI half-height. A rare breed nowadays. But Gary McNally probably can help.

X-Kathy_KegleyMoore
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Mar 13, 2003, 10:44 AM

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Thank you again Bob! I've bought from McNally's 3X in the past with 100% Satisfaction. I may give him a call again. I was just trying to cut a few corners to save a few $$$ but if the drives are rare, may go back to a good reliable source.
Thank you again for responding,
Later,
:>)
Kathy K-Moore
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: : First off, can I remove the sled and put a new hard drive in it?
: Yes.
: : If so, what kind of hard drive and can anyone share with me the instructions and what are the brands to buy and NOT to buy.
: 50-pin SCSI half-height. A rare breed nowadays. But Gary McNally probably can help.