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Use this guide if your computer is not responding even after you have replaced the battery and power components.
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Using a plastic opening tool, remove the two rubber tabs circled in red.
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Remove both of the 8mm Phillips #2 screws from these slots where the rubber caps were removed.
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Slide the tab to pop the battery out of its holder.
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Pull the battery out of its slot.
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Remove the three 4mm Phillips #2 screws from the open battery slot as shown.
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Remove the two 5mm Phillips #2 screws.
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Begin prying up on the plate as shown in the pictures.
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Detach the single connector using your plastic opening tool.
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Remove the speaker bar.
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With the computer upside down, lift up on the rubber cap on the back plate to access the captive Phillips #2 screw.
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Retract the Phillips #2 screw until the cover is loose.
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Pry around the edges of the plate using a plastic opening tool until the plate is removed.
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Remove the six 8mm Phillips #2 screws to remove the display.
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Remove the two 4mm Phillips #2 screws.
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Remove the four rubber tabs circled in green on the bottom of the device.
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Remove the five 4mm #2 Phillips screws.
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Remove the two 8mm #2 Phillips screws.
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Remove the two 1cm #2 Phillips screws.
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Pry around the keyboard on the top topside as shown to remove it from shell.
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Remove the four connectors using your pry tool.
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The keyboard will now be separated from the main computer.
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First, remove the two 7mm #2 Phillips screws circled in red to fold the silver plate over.
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Remove all the connectors shown in the orange squares. You may need to use your plastic opening tool for the smaller ones.
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Remove the three #2 Phillips screws from the small wireless card located in the top left.
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Remove the three #2 Phillips screws from the small power button card in the top right.
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Remove the two #2 Phillips screws for the audio card located in the bottom right.
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Remove all 8mm #2 Phillips screws .
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Remove all 2mm #2 Phillips screws.
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Remove all 3mm #2 Phillips screws.
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Remove all 7mm #2 Phillips screws.
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Remove all 4mm #2 Phillips screws.
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When all the screws are removed, pry up on the edges of the circuit board. You may need your plastic opening tool to access the edges.
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To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
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Outstanding and that's from someone who has been turning screws on computers from the 8086 chip to and IBM 4381 then wrote a few books on the subject. This is the best tutorial I've ever came across, now do the G752. It's my next project after I find a motherboard.
