Difficulty
Easy
Steps
5
Time Required
4 minutes
Sections
2
- Battery
- 2 steps
- RAM
- 3 steps
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1
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What you need
Step 1
Battery
- Unlock the battery by sliding the lock upwards.
Unlock the battery by sliding the lock upwards.
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Step 2
- Slide the release upwards and lift out the battery to remove.
- Once battery is removed, long press the Power button for 30-60s and discharge any remaining power inside of the computer.
- Put on the ESD bracelet, making sure the metal circle is touching your skin. Remove the alligator clip from the other end of the bracelet and insert the jack into the ground plug of an active electrical outlet. (the round hole). Do not move forward until you are grounded.
Slide the release upwards and lift out the battery to remove.
Once battery is removed, long press the Power button for 30-60s and discharge any remaining power inside of the computer.
Put on the ESD bracelet, making sure the metal circle is touching your skin. Remove the alligator clip from the other end of the bracelet and insert the jack into the ground plug of an active electrical outlet. (the round hole). Do not move forward until you are grounded.
Step 3
RAM
- Use a Phillips #1 screw to unscrew the 6.5 mm screw keeping the cover.
Use a Phillips #1 screw to unscrew the 6.5 mm screw keeping the cover.
Step 4
- Gently lift cover up to expose the RAM.
- Screw will stay attached to cover when being removed.
Gently lift cover up to expose the RAM.
Screw will stay attached to cover when being removed.
Step 5
- Pull the clips, holding the RAM in place, to the side to pop the RAM out. Then remove the RAM.
- Avoid contact with black squares. Hand oils may damage memory.
Pull the clips, holding the RAM in place, to the side to pop the RAM out. Then remove the RAM.
Avoid contact with black squares. Hand oils may damage memory.
To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
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Brayelly Servellon
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Dan Amaz. - Feb 20, 2020
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This is exact model for my sony vaio. I upgraded ram from 4gb to 2× 4gb sticks (8gb). I was told by electronic store agent to use a faster stick (12800) instead of OEM (10600). Now laptop will not completely stay turned on, even when I go back to just the original 4gb OEM stick in original slot. Any help?
Heavy Pour - Jul 20, 2020
It is possible that you shorted out your computer. This tutorial does not explain the importance of removing the battery from the computer AND discharging the remaining power inside of the computer by holding the power button for 30-60s and most importantly, making sure you are wearing an ESD bracelet to a grounded connection. Static electricity most likely shorted the board. I would bring it to a professional.