First Cabinet

[Dbninc]

Found this about an hour away; I believe it’s a single wide 3.0? Didn’t know they had the original shelves and keys to go with it! Can’t wait to clean it up and see if the lights still work.

Anyone have an extra power cord, or know the proper type of cord to use? I was gonna use an extension cord, but figured I’d ask just in case!

 

[ZCForge]

Found this about an hour away; I believe it’s a single wide 3.0? Didn’t know they had the original shelves and keys to go with it! Can’t wait to clean it up and see if the lights still work.

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Anyone have an extra power cord, or know the proper type of cord to use? I was gonna use an extension cord, but figured I’d ask just in case!

It’s the standard 3 prong power cable. The same ones they’ve been using for 30 yrs or so for PCs, monitors, scanners and some printers if it has a built in PSU

 

[Dbninc]

It’s the standard 3 prong power cable. The same ones they’ve been using for 30 yrs or so for PCs, monitors, scanners and some printers if it has a built in PSU

Ahh like the one that goes from the wall to the power supply on my laptop maybe?

 

[ZCForge]

Ahh like the one that goes from the wall to the power supply on my laptop maybe?

Possibly. Some laptops had proprietary power cables or ones not as standard.

This guy

 

[Kingme]

Nice pick up. Take a look under the panel at the bottom that covers the bottom light. When I got one of those types of cabinets the owner didn’t think he still had the cord, but I opened that panel up and there was one wrapped up in there.

 

[Dbninc]

Nice pick up. Take a look under the panel at the bottom that covers the bottom light. When I got one of those types of cabinets the owner didn’t think he still had the cord, but I opened that panel up and there was one wrapped up in there.

I’ll definitely take a look, good call!

 

[Dbninc]

Possibly. Some laptops had proprietary power cables or ones not as standard.

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Nice pick up. Take a look under the panel at the bottom that covers the bottom light. When I got one of those types of cabinets the owner didn’t think he still had the cord, but I opened that panel up and there was one wrapped up in there.

Is it ok to use a razor to remove the tape residue from the door glass? The plastic side and back I wouldn’t use a razor, but perhaps some alcohol would work?

 

[iamFLIP]

Is it ok to use a razor to remove the tape residue from the door glass? The plastic side and back I wouldn’t use a razor, but perhaps some alcohol would work?

Glass cleaner should work with tape residues on the glass door

 

[ZCForge]

Is it ok to use a razor to remove the tape residue from the door glass? The plastic side and back I wouldn’t use a razor, but perhaps some alcohol would work?

The door should not be glass but plexi. I wouldn’t use a razor for that, you could scratch it pretty easily. Goo gone or the like is what I would use

 

[MicahS]

I usually go this route

Goo Gone Original

Remove sticky, greasy messes with Goo Gone Original and return your surfaces to their original condition.

googone.com

@zcrxsi beat me to it