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The Hazards Of Installing 5.25" Drives
To install a DVD drive in the Casetec 1020, you first have to remove the front plate from the drive bay. When you bend the metal plate back and forth, it will snap off at the breaking points, leaving sharp edges. The 5.25" drive bays can also be hazardous to your hands: the edges are razor-sharp, enough to cause injury. Casetek should address these problems immediately.
Parts have to be snapped out of the case before you can install a DVD drive or burner.
The breaking points leave behind sharp edges, increasing the risk of injury considerably
Scrape against this, and you'll lose a piece of skin
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