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This guide will tell you how to gain access to and remove the motherboard.
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Locate the bay door for the battery on the left side of the laptop.
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Slide the latch to the right and then down to unlock it.
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Pull out the battery.
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Locate the door for the hard drive on the right side of the laptop
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Push and slide the latch up to open the hard drive door.
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Pull out the hard drive.
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Flip the device upside down with the handle facing away from you.
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Open the optical drive bay by sliding its latch to the right.
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Locate optical drive release mechanism on the bottom of the laptop.
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Push the exposed switch to the left to eject the optical drive.
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Begin by turning the laptop upside down with the handle towards you.
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Use a Phillips size 0 screwdriver to remove the 4 screws holding down the ram cover.
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Remove the panel and set it aside.
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Use a Phillips size 0 screwdriver to remove these 8 small screws.
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Use a Phillips size 1 screwdriver to remove the remaining 8 screws.
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Use a plastic opening tool to release, but NOT remove, the back cover because it is sealed with adhesive.
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Slowly lift the cover so that you can disconnect the red and white wires connecting the speaker to the sound card.
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Now the back cover should be off and you can access the inside of the casing.
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Remove the black and white wires attached to the wireless card by simply pulling up.
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Peel back the black cover to expose the clips holding in the wireless card.
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Using a pair of plastic opening tools, push the two metal tabs away from the card.
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The wireless card should now easily disengage from the motherboard.
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Pull the card horizontally away from you to remove it from its housing.
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Unplug 3 cables
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Lift up on brown tab to release cable
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Pull cable up and out
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Remove 2 long screws indicated with red circles
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Remove the remaining screws indicated in blue
I had two more screws to remove in addition to those shown with the blue circles. One in the lower right corner so that you can remove the 14-pin connector that has a metal guard barely wrapped around the edge of the motherboard, the other is on a rectangular copper pad (and has a black arrow by the screwhead) above one of the blue circles near the lower left corner of the large module below the expansion connector.
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On the back of the unit, unscrew the three screws surrounding the serial port.
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Lift the motherboard as shown, pull towards you and then up.
Between the power connector and the back USB port, there's a post through the motherboard just below the #1 Philips screw you removed previously. The motherboard needs to be lifted off that post to get it out.
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Detach the white ribbon cable, the white cluster connector, and the ribbon cable right next to the cluster
I also had a 2-pin black connector/cable going to the daughterboard that needed to be removed.
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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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what about spare parts? is it possible cange MOBO and CPU? in order to upgrade the thoughbook?
I think y'all missed a step.
Où acheter la carte mère?
MERCI
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