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Introduction

To start shut down your computer

What you need

Step 1

              Remove the screws               
  • Using a Torx T6, remove the 13 screws. Remember their exact spot because 3 of them have different lengths. (marked on picture 2)
  • There are 3 screws are hidden by a black stickers. Simply push down on the screwdriver to catch the indentation of the screw.

Using a Torx T6, remove the 13 screws. Remember their exact spot because 3 of them have different lengths. (marked on picture 2)

There are 3 screws are hidden by a black stickers. Simply push down on the screwdriver to catch the indentation of the screw.

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Step 2

              Unclip the lower case               
  • Using plastic tools, you can start unclipping the back from the body. Insert one opening tool and insert a second. Slide the tools around to pop off the bottom of the laptop.
  • Do not insert your tool too deeply, to avoid snagging a clip.
  • Do not unclip the back face fully; only the front and the two sides. You can nevertheless detach the 4 corners.
  • Photo 3 shows the location of the clips to dislocate in green. In red, these are the “hinges” of the hood (see next step)

Using plastic tools, you can start unclipping the back from the body. Insert one opening tool and insert a second. Slide the tools around to pop off the bottom of the laptop.

Do not insert your tool too deeply, to avoid snagging a clip.

Do not unclip the back face fully; only the front and the two sides. You can nevertheless detach the 4 corners.

Photo 3 shows the location of the clips to dislocate in green. In red, these are the “hinges” of the hood (see next step)

Step 3

              Remove the lower case               
  • Before removing the hood, remember that it is held by 2 aluminum rails at the back (hinge side).
  • Remove the cover starting at the front two corners. Lift up at those corners.
  • Do not force if you encounter a hard spot, the metal could bend. You can use leverage with a small tool if necescery.

Before removing the hood, remember that it is held by 2 aluminum rails at the back (hinge side).

Remove the cover starting at the front two corners. Lift up at those corners.

Do not force if you encounter a hard spot, the metal could bend. You can use leverage with a small tool if necescery.

Step 4

              You're finished!               
  • Congratulations!

Congratulations!

To reassemble, follow these steps in reverse order.

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