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You will now need to remove both of the cables 
connected to the hard drive by following the instructions 
below: 

The hard drive has a power connector running into the 
hard drive.  The power cable has a white connector 
plugged into the hard drive.  Remove the power 
connector from the hard drive.  The power cables are 
sometimes difficult to remove; patience and wiggling it 
back and forth usually does the trick. 

Remove the hard drive ribbon cable (longer, gray cable 
with a blue or black connector) from the hard drive by 
pulling on the hard plastic piece connected to the hard 
drive. 

 

 

3.

 

REMOVING THE EXISTING DRIVE 

Before removing the factory drive, take note of its position on the 
drive bay.  Your new drive will be installed in the identical 
location and position.  

With the hard drive bay upside-down on the TiVo lid, use your 
Torx T15 L-key to remove the four screws connecting the hard 
drive to the hard drive bay.  Set these screws aside, and do not 
confuse them with the four screws you removed from the back of 
the TiVo before removing the lid.  Remove the hard drive and set 
it aside for safe keeping. 

 

 

4.

 

CONNECTING THE NEW HARD DRIVE TO THE DRIVE BAY 

Align the new hard drive included in your kit on the drive bay, in 
the 

same position 

as the drive that you removed.  Using the drive 

screws you removed from the factory drive, attach the drive to 
the bracket by following the instructions below:   

We have found that the easiest way to attach the drive to the 
bracket is to turn the bracket upside down.  Using one hand, hold 
the drive against the bottom of the bracket and look through the 
holes in the drive bay to align the screw holes.  Using your hands, 
screw the screws into each of the four holes.  Use your Torx T15 
L-key to tighten the screws.  NOTE: Do NOT change the jumper 
on your upgrade drive. It is set correctly. 

 

 

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