Difficulty
Moderate
Steps
9
Time Required
30 - 45 minutes
Sections
3
- Keyboard
- 4 steps
- Battery
- 3 steps
- Daughterboard
- 2 steps
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Introduction
Make sure the computer is unplugged and powered off before touching any internal parts.
Removing the daughterboard is not dangerous and doesn’t require any special technical skills.
What you need
Step 1
Keyboard
- Before you begin, be sure to power off your laptop.
- Using an opening pick, remove the 4 rubber feet and 4 screw covers.
Before you begin, be sure to power off your laptop.
Using an opening pick, remove the 4 rubber feet and 4 screw covers.
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Step 2
- Unscrew the twelve 6 mm screws from the bottom of the laptop using a Phillips #0 screwdriver.
Unscrew the twelve 6 mm screws from the bottom of the laptop using a Phillips #0 screwdriver.
Step 3
- Open the laptop carefully, with the keyboard face up.
- Pry around the outside of the keyboard with the plastic opening tool until the keyboard can be lifted slightly.
- When lifting the keyboard do not pull too hard. There are cables that must be disconnected before the keyboard can be removed.
Open the laptop carefully, with the keyboard face up.
Pry around the outside of the keyboard with the plastic opening tool until the keyboard can be lifted slightly.
When lifting the keyboard do not pull too hard. There are cables that must be disconnected before the keyboard can be removed.
Step 4
- Lift the keyboard until you can see the cables connected to the motherboard.
- Gently lift the tab on each ZIF connector that connects each cable to the motherboard using a spudger. Once each tab is flipped up, the corresponding ribbon cable will come out easily.
- Detach the keyboard.
Lift the keyboard until you can see the cables connected to the motherboard.
Gently lift the tab on each ZIF connector that connects each cable to the motherboard using a spudger. Once each tab is flipped up, the corresponding ribbon cable will come out easily.
Detach the keyboard.
Step 5
Battery
- Remove the four 6 mm Phillips #0 screws holding the battery in place.
- The white arrows on the battery point to where each screw is.
Remove the four 6 mm Phillips #0 screws holding the battery in place.
The white arrows on the battery point to where each screw is.
Step 6
- Unplug the ribbon cable by flipping up the white tabs on the ZIF connectors and gently sliding the ribbon cables out of their sockets.
- Unplug the battery connector by grasping the small white tabs on either side of the connector and pulling down towards the battery.
Unplug the ribbon cable by flipping up the white tabs on the ZIF connectors and gently sliding the ribbon cables out of their sockets.
Unplug the battery connector by grasping the small white tabs on either side of the connector and pulling down towards the battery.
Step 7
- Lift out the battery.
- You may need to peel off the ribbon cable and replace it after installing the new battery if your replacement part doesn’t have one already adhered.
Lift out the battery.
You may need to peel off the ribbon cable and replace it after installing the new battery if your replacement part doesn’t have one already adhered.
Step 8
Daughterboard
- Unscrew the two screws from the daughterboard using a Phillips #0 screwdriver.
Unscrew the two screws from the daughterboard using a Phillips #0 screwdriver.
Step 9
- Use the plastic opening tool to remove the daughterboard.
Use the plastic opening tool to remove the daughterboard.
To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
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