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The main objective of this guide is to show the easiest way to remove the back panel. This guide will focus mainly on removing the screws along the back panel.
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Flip the laptop over so the bottom is facing up.
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Unlock the left tab on the battery.
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Glide the right battery tab to release the battery pack from the laptop.
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Keeping the battery tab in the released position, lift the battery up.
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Remove the 9mm Phillips #1 screw located on the back cover.
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Remove cover.
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Push out metal tabs.
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Remove card.
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Remove two 9mm Phillips #1 screws.
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Remove the panel.
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Gently remove the hard drive.
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Remove screws securing caddy to hard drive.
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Remove the 9mm Phillips #1 screw holding the disk drive in place.
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Remove the 9mm screw near the memory stick.
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Using an iFixit opening tool, carefully pry the disk drive away from the device.
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Remove three 3mm Phillips #1 screws on the side panel.
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On the top of the panel, remove four 3mm Phillips #1 screws.
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Remove the rest of the twelve 9mm Phillips #1 screws on the back panel.
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Remove the final screw.
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Using an iFixit opening tool, pry the back panel off.
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At this point, the back panel should very easily pop off.
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Be careful around mechanical components on the edges of the laptop (audio output, USB ports).
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Continue popping the back panel off.
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The back panel should now be off.
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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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The fan ran at high speed and the laptop would randomly shut down. I suspected a cooling problem. Turned out there was a layer of dust caked on the “fan side” of the cooling fins. I removed the fan/heat sink assembly and used a vacuum and an artist’s brush to clean the fins and fan blades. Put a fresh layer of thermal compound on the CPU and GPU heat sinks and reassembled everything. This back panel removal/replacement instruction page was a great help. Everything went back together successfully and, to my amazement, there were no screws left over!
Ganhei um Sony Vaio PCG-81114L usado porem nao tem os parafusos (todos) e nao estou encontrado aqui no Brasil. Tem como ajudar? O procedimento esta 10 e é bem simples. My email: joaocastelor@hotmail.com
