>The IBM manuals actively discourage you from opening up the PSU. It's
>held together by tamperproof Torx screws (you know, the ones with the
>pins in the middle), and the Hardware Maintenance and Service manual
>tells you to replace the PSU if these screws have been modified or
>replaced with normal ones (i.e. if somebody has been inside the PSU).
I always wonder how they can call it tamper-proof when you can go down to
the local hardware/car parts store and buy a set of them for maybe $5-10...
And if you want some other stuff, local specialty stores or mail-order like
Techni-Tool can get you just about anything you need... So much for
tamper-proof.
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