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The motherboard of your device acts as a meeting point for crucial components, such as the CPU and input and output devices. To replace a damaged or defective motherboard, you will remove all connected peripherals, replace the motherboard, and reconnect all peripherals.
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Using the plastic opening tool, remove the two rubber feet closest to the hinge.
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Remove the 12 M2x4mm PH0 Philips screws.
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Near the hinges, wedge a plastic opening tool under the back panel.
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Unlatch the LED indicator from the back panel.
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Using a P0 Philips head screwdriver, Remove the four M2x2.5mm P0 Philips screws from the battery.
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Lift the battery.
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Disconnect the battery.
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Disconnect the ribbon cable of the touchpad from the motherboard.
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Remove the two M2x2.5mm P0 Philips screws from the fan.
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Unscrew the four M2x4mm PH0 Philips screws from the CPU mounts on the motherboard.
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Carefully lift the heatsink off the CPU.
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Remove the M2x2.5mm P0 Philips screw from the USB controller.
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Lift the USB controller from the motherboard.
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Detach the USB controller from the motherboard.
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Disconnect the left speaker from the motherboard.
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Remove the two M2x4mm PH0 Philips screws for the speaker mounts.
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Unhook the speaker from under the hinge cable mounts.
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Unhook the right speaker cable from the motherboard.
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Remove the copper tape from the speaker cord.
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Unhook the speaker cables from under the catch under the hinge.
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Remove the eight M2x2.5mm P0 Philips screws from the motherboard.
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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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