SLK3000B

[shadowhawk2020]

The case came with no instructions and a bunch of hardware... It came with a box that had rails for the 5.25 drives and other hardware as well. The rails for the 5.25 hold the drive in place and it looks like there is a place for the screwsto go in but the holes don't line up. Is there a instruction book online? (preferbly with pictures)


I feel stupid...

Shadow

 

[imported_Kensai]

Hehe. It shouldn't be too hard.

 

[shadowhawk2020]

I got the drive in but it isn't screwed in... And the holes don't line up which leads me to believe I am doing it wrong.

 

[imported_llama]

they dont have to be screwed in, unless you move your case a lot or the drives will fall out it will be fine

 

[peleejosh]

the drive rails on antecs go backward from the way you would think. The little metal things go on the front of the drive. When you slide the drive in to the bay, the metal tabs on the drive rails will be sticking out of the front of the case.

 

[fireontheway]

Originally posted by: Kensai
Hehe. It shouldn't be too hard.

Right.

 

[ArnoldLayne]

Well, there is a link to a manual on the Antec page.

http://www.antec.com/us/productDetails.php?ProdID=93000#

 

[Zepper]

And since the case is much like the SLK3700-AMB, you could also use its manual which exists in several languages.

.bh.

:moon:

 

[The Pentium Guy]

Rofl. Why can't they bundle a manual with this thing?

 

[Zepper]

The 3000-B is an "OEM" case thus the relatively plain brown box and lack of anything not absolutely necessary in the box. I guess they figure "OEM" level buyers know what they are doing. Whereas the 3700-AMB is a "retail" unit - the box is prettier and includes everything even a manual for the typical clueless consumer.

.bh.