The NeXTStation, this is a great addition to any computer collection.

Turn the NeXTStation around, and remove this screw:

Then, lift the top cover of the computer. This will reveal the guts.

The ports from left to right: SCSI2, Keyboard & Mouse, DSP Port, DB-19(MegaPixel Display), DB-9(Serial), RJ-45(Ethernet), Coaxial (10b2 Ethernet), Power

I find notes in everything!

Removing the hard drive:

The NeXTStation uses a 50-Pin SCSI Hard Drive up to 4GB.

Remove all of the cables from the logic board.

Then remove this screw.

Once the screw is removed, pivot the drive up on a 45 Degree angle, then slide it out.

The Hard Drive & Caddy

Removing the floppy disk drive:

The NeXTStation uses a non-standard 2.88MB 3.5" floppy drive, though it uses the standard floppy connector.

Remove the floppy cable.

Then, remove this screw.

Then, just like the hard drive, pivot the drive up 45 degrees, and pull it out.

Removing the fan:

Remove this connector.

Remove these screws.

Remove the fan.

Removing the logic board:

Remove the power supply connector. Just lift it straight up, and it should come free.

Remove this screw.

Lift the end of the logic board(away from the ports), and slide it away from the ports.

Now, set the board aside.

Power Supply:

Remove this screw.

Lift the power supply up, and out.

The Logic Board Overview:

The Board has a 25Mhz Motorola 68040 CPU, This board features a ton of chips for something made nearly 20 years ago.

The CPU: Motorola XC68040RC25

The Co-Procesor: MB610313

Motorola Chips

Intel Chips

AMD Chips (Intel and AMD In the same computer?)

Fujitsu Chips

Made in the USA, you don't see this anymore.

The Serial #

Looks like my NeXTStation came from WilTel.

It is model # N1100