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Introduction |
Use this guide to remove the bottom case from your [link|https://www.acer.com/us-en/predator/laptops/helios/helios-300/pdp/NH.Q7YAA.004|Predator Helios 300 PH315-53|new_window=true]. Prior to replacing parts or repairingThe bottom case is a removal panel underneath your laptop, you must first remove the bottom case. | | The bottom case is the panel underneath your laptop. While some Predator models offer access ports for hard drive and RAM (Random Access Memory) upgrades, the PH315-53 has no such access ports. Therefore, you will need to unscrew and remove the entire bottom case to upgrade or repair your laptop. | | This repair guide provides the initial steps required to upgrade, replace, or repair your laptop's components, including your: | | * Battery
* Radom Access Memory (RAM)
* Wireless network card,
* HDD (hard disk drive)
* SSD (solid state drive)
NOTE: Before using this guide, ensure that you understand electrostatic discharge (ESD), and how it can damage your laptop. ESD refers to discharges of static electricity that can occur between objects that are not properly grounded, and these discharges can damage sensitive electronic components. Dell Technologies offers a short video explaining [link|https://www.dell.com/support/contents/en-us/videos/videoplayer/how-to-avoid-esd-damage/6079770373001#:~:text=Components%20in%20a%20computer%20are,surface%20to%20reach%20zero%20potential.|How To Avoid ESD Damage|new_window=true].
This repair guide provides the initial steps required to upgrade, replace, or repair your laptop's components, such as the battery, RAM, wireless network card, HDD (hard disk drive), or SSD (solid state drive). |
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