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Use this guide to remove the Toshiba Satellite P55t-A5116 Power Jack.
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Close laptop and turn it upside down
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Remove the 14 circular rubber covers with tweezers along with one smaller more cylindrical rubber cover.
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Using the #PH0 screw head, remove 14 (5.7 mm) screws from the back casing.
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Gently pry off the bottom case with the plastic opening tools.
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Find the seam between the back case and the rest of the laptop casing.
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Use the #PH0 screw head, remove 4 (5.7mm) screws.
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Unplug the battery's 10 pin connector and gently lift the battery out of the laptop.
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Gently remove battery from the laptop.
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Using the #PH0 screw head, remove 2 (5.7 mm) screws.
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Remove metal plate.
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Using the #PH0 screw head remove 1 (5.7mm) screw and 1 (4.15mm) screw.
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Use the plastic opening tool to push the left hinge up.
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Gently pull up the power jack. Follow the cord until you reach the connector.
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Unplug the 4 pin connector and remove from laptop
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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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Absolutely terrific tutorial! This helped me immensely. My laptop is Toshiba Satellite P55T-5202 and has the same layout as this. This worked perfectly.
I purchased the part form Amazon, btw. Its a DC Power Jack Replacement
