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WTB - rear cage, slot covers 4 A300d
« on: June 06, 2013, 05:26:24 PM »
UGH...someone tried to "toasterize" perfectly good A3000d's and mutilated the removable cage what holds the slot covers. Looking for the cage and or slot covers and any screws for 3000s.

Could use 3 cages and  12 covers if someone has a pile of em laying around. If not, do PC slot covers work, I don't have any old ones to test ?

If someone knows the sizes for the screws that's good too. I will be google- ing and not being lazy, any help is appreciated however !

Hey danbeaver....would an intact and homeless rear card cage, count as a "hen's tooth" :biglaugh: , how about 2 or 3 ?
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Re: WTB - rear cage, slot covers 4 A300d
« Reply #1 on: June 07, 2013, 06:04:10 AM »
True, but I doubt the cage itself is stock PC even if the slot covers are a standard size.
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Re: WTB - rear cage, slot covers 4 A300d
« Reply #2 on: June 09, 2013, 03:32:52 AM »
Quote from: danbeaver;737168
Yes, the slot covers are stock, and yes, I have a few, but not 12;  you can buy new ones on line, just make sure they are sturdy  (in case you re-task them to become VGA/DVI/USB socket holders -- Dremel is your friend).  The A3000D slot-holders are not stock but might be repairable or a hardware store (Lowes) will sell sheet metal for fabrication of a new one. Easy if you have access to the folding and cutting tool (machine shop); not so easy using tin snips, anvils, vice grips, and such. Pick up metric M3 & M4 screws you will need to use on the cases.  

A3000's are a bitch :-) to work on. I'm in the process of selling my last refurbed one and the "other one" as parts -- working parts, just won't work together.


parts eh ? Hmmm... you selling as a unit or parting out ?
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