Difficulty
Difficult
Steps
14
Time Required
20 minutes
Sections
3
- Battery
- 2 steps
- Keyboard
- 5 steps
- Speakers
- 7 steps
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Introduction
What you need
Step 1
Battery
- Close the laptop lid and flip the laptop over.
- Switch the lock button on the left to the unlock position. (The unlock position is to the left side.)
Close the laptop lid and flip the laptop over.
Switch the lock button on the left to the unlock position. (The unlock position is to the left side.)
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Step 2
- Push the release button to the right.
- Hold the release button to the right and lift the battery out of its housing.
Push the release button to the right.
Hold the release button to the right and lift the battery out of its housing.
Step 3
Keyboard
- Open the laptop so the keyboard is facing you.
- Using your fingers, remove the thin plastic cover above the keyboard.
- Potential for device damage: Do not apply too much force when removing the cover piece as it can break.
Open the laptop so the keyboard is facing you.
Using your fingers, remove the thin plastic cover above the keyboard.
Potential for device damage: Do not apply too much force when removing the cover piece as it can break.
Step 4
- Remove the two 4.8 mm screws from underneath the plastic cover piece using a Phillips #00 screwdriver.
Remove the two 4.8 mm screws from underneath the plastic cover piece using a Phillips #00 screwdriver.
Step 5
- Starting at the top, gently raise the keyboard enough to remove it from the socket.
- Potential for device damage: DO NOT pull out the keyboard after it’s out of its socket. The keyboard is connected to the hard drive through a data cable and removing forcefully could damage the cable and laptop.
Starting at the top, gently raise the keyboard enough to remove it from the socket.
Potential for device damage: DO NOT pull out the keyboard after it’s out of its socket. The keyboard is connected to the hard drive through a data cable and removing forcefully could damage the cable and laptop.
Step 6
- Locate the data cable that is connected to the motherboard.
- Pull the white ZIF connector towards the screen to remove it.
- Pull the black ribbon cable away from the screen.
Locate the data cable that is connected to the motherboard.
Pull the white ZIF connector towards the screen to remove it.
Pull the black ribbon cable away from the screen.
Step 7
- With the black ribbon cable now disconnected, remove the keyboard from its housing.
With the black ribbon cable now disconnected, remove the keyboard from its housing.
Step 8
Speakers
- Close the laptop and flip it over.
- Remove all the 6.6 mm type-00 Phillips head screws along the perimeter and in the center of the laptop.
Close the laptop and flip it over.
Remove all the 6.6 mm type-00 Phillips head screws along the perimeter and in the center of the laptop.
Step 9
- Remove the three 3.7 mm type-00 Phillips head screws located in the battery compartment.
Remove the three 3.7 mm type-00 Phillips head screws located in the battery compartment.
Step 10
- Flip the laptop over and open the screen as far back as it can go.
Flip the laptop over and open the screen as far back as it can go.
Step 11
- Using your fingers, slide the black ZIF connector out.
- Once the ZIF connector has been moved, the white ribbon cable can be removed.
Using your fingers, slide the black ZIF connector out.
Once the ZIF connector has been moved, the white ribbon cable can be removed.
Step 12
- Using your fingers, remove the white plastic connector located to the right of the ribbon connector.
Using your fingers, remove the white plastic connector located to the right of the ribbon connector.
Step 13
- Use the blue plastic opening tool to begin removing the cover.
- After creating enough space, you can use your hands to completely open the cover.
- Make sure all the screws have been removed before attempting to open the cover.
Use the blue plastic opening tool to begin removing the cover.
After creating enough space, you can use your hands to completely open the cover.
Make sure all the screws have been removed before attempting to open the cover.
Step 14
- Put the laptop aside and locate the speakers attached to the cover.
- Remove the two 3.6 mm type-00 Phillips head screws from each speaker.
Put the laptop aside and locate the speakers attached to the cover.
Remove the two 3.6 mm type-00 Phillips head screws from each speaker.
To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
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