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-[* black] That's everything inside a very neat package! You got the speakers, the motherboard, the databoard and the fan in between...and under that was the power outlet.
-[* black] 47Wh should be a reasonable size for a laptop... Mine was still in 82% health. (Consider what it had been through prior, that's a very good figure already)
-[* black] DELL is pretty neat in packing those down, but the overlapping was a bit of a issue over here.
+[* black] The entire thing was fixed to the palm rest, as most modern computers do.
+[* icon_note] The Dell Inspiron 13z 5323, however, was the opposite, featuring things tied down the the back cover, and you will remove the palmrest for disassembly.
+[* black] Weird ...
+[* black] The tabs holding down the 47 WH battery had cracked on mine due to age. Make sure these screws are not screwed in too tight during reassembly.
+[* black] The screws are also a bit prone to rusting for some reason, but so far none of mine had stripped.