Streacom LH6 CPU Cooling Kit for DB4 [5/16] Remove tray

Remove the Side Panels

With the thumbscrews removed (or loosened to the unlock position), the side panels

are now free to be removed. This is fairly easy once you know the correct procedure but

the key is learning to removing the first panel as it requires the correct angle for the screw

post to clear the frame. Carefully slide the side panel upwards until it reaches a stop, then

away from the frame but with the right side angled first. The left side should then be

pulled away from the frame and clear the edge of the side panel to the left. DO NOT

force the panel out, doing so could damage the screw posts. Note how the side panels

secure to the frame using screw posts which slot in/out of the cutouts. This will be

important when replacing the side panels so you locate them correctly. The remaining 3

side panels do not need to be angled if removing them in a counter clockwise direction,

i.e. A>B>C>D.

The side panels are identical so you don't need to be concerned about which one fits to

which side of the frame.

Remove the Motherboard Tray

The DB4 features a removable motherboard tray which allows the motherboard to be easily assembled

outside of case. The tray can also accommodate additional 1 x 3.5" or 2 x 2.5" drives on the rear side.

This can be useful if the side panels are fully utilized for additional CPU or GPU cooling.

Ensuring that the side lock thumbscrews which secure the tray have been fully removed from the frame

then slide the tray upwards and away from the case.

The lower side of the tray is anchored by a single guide screw each side of the frame which should not be

removed.

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Motherboard Tray Guide Screw

Optimal Angle and Position for Removing Side Panel

Side Panel Screw Post