CORSAIR 7000D AIRFLOW Full Tower ATX PC Case User Guide
- June 14, 2024
- Corsair
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7000X/D Front I/0 Panel Replacement
Guide
7000D AIRFLOW Full Tower ATX PC Case
The Front I/O of your 7000 series case is an essential component that may need
to be accessed, removed, or replaced at times. This article will guide you
through the steps required to perform these tasks.
Please note that there are four screws holding the Front I/O in place, with
two located on the inside of the case and two on the outside.
- Step 1: Removing the Side Panels
- Step 2: Safely Removing the Zip Tie
- Step 3: Removing the Screws
- Step 4: Removing the Front Bezel
- Step 5: Releasing the Front Bezel & Removing the Remaining Screws
Step 1: Removing the Side Panels
To make the case easier to manipulate, it is recommended to remove both the
Left and Right panels. This will provide better access to the Front I/O area.
Refer to the images below for visual assistance.
Step 2: Safely
Removing the Zip Tie
In order to access one of the screws holding the Front I/O in place, you need
to safely remove the zip tie. Take caution to avoid any damage during this
step.
Step 3: Removing the Screws
Locate and remove the two screws highlighted in the image below. These screws
are holding the Front I/O securely in place.
Step 4: Removing the Front
Bezel
Now, let’s focus on removing the front bezel of the case. Start by removing
the front feet located on the underside of the case. This will allow you to
fully remove the front bezel.
Step 5: Releasing the Front
Bezel & Removing the Remaining Screws
Gently pull on the top and bottom of the front bezel until it is completely
released.
Once the front bezel is removed, you can shift your attention to the screws
shown in the image below. Locate and remove the two screws depicted in the
image.
These screws are responsible for securing the Front I/O.