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Introduction
If your Lenovo ThinkPad Helix is suffering from extreme problems, such as hardware failure or being completely unresponsive, replacing the motherboard will get your device up and running like new again. This step-by-step guide will walk you carefully through the entire process so that a user can complete the repair with approximately 10 minutes of work, even with moderate technical experience.
Replacing the motherboard at first seems daunting, but once guided through with the right tools and safety, the process is doable and rewarding. Doing this repair yourself not only saves money on professional services but also equips you with some pretty useful technical skills.
***Tools You Will Need:***

* iFixit Opening Tool for safe disassembly of the device without damage
* Phillips #00 Screwdriver for accurate removal and reassembly of screws
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=== Condensed Safety Tips for Successful Repair:*** ===

# ***''Power Down Your Device:''Off*** This involves always powering: Completely shut down and unplug your laptop completely before starting the repair or disconnecting it from a power source. This ensures that no electrical current is flowing, reducing injury or damage.
# ***''Static-Free Environment***: Work inon a clean, static-free environment:''*** Static electricity can damage sensitive components. Usesurface and use an anti-static wrist strap or periodically touch a grounded metal object to discharge static. Avoid carpeted surfaces and work on a clean, dry workspace.
# ***''Handle components carefully:''with Care*** Motherboards and other components that reside inside the computer are fragile and can easily be damaged by: Avoid rough handling. Always handle the motherboard; touch components only by thetheir edges, never touching any circuitry or connectors.
# ***''Organize Small Parts:''*** Keep the: Use a container or magnetic mat to keep screws and other small components on a container, magnetic mat, or labeled compartments to prevent losing any critical parts in disassembly and reassemblysecure.
# ***''Avoid Force:''Forcing Parts***: If a part cannot be removed easilystuck, double-check again for hidden screws or clips. Forcing it may just break the component.
# ***''Ensure Proper Ventilation:''*** Make sure to work: Work in a well-ventilated areaspace to avoidprevent overheating yourself or your equipment when repairing.