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[title] Extracting the motherboard | |
- | [* black] When the cover ( |
- | [* black] To extract the motherboard, remove the seven Phillips Head screws fastening the motherboard to the back shell (screws are circled in red |
- | [* black] The battery lies on the board |
- | [* black] Important: |
+ | [* black] When the cover (first image) is open, extract the motherboard (middle one in the third image) from the back shell (left one in the third image). The back shell is upside down. |
+ | [* black] To extract the motherboard, remove the seven Phillips Head screws fastening the motherboard to the back shell (screws are circled in red). |
+ | [* black] The battery lies on the board. Two wires (red and black) extends from a little PCB soldered on the battery onto the motherboard. (Refer the next image to view the battery.) |
+ | [* black] Important: Be careful not to miss the power button which is located on the lower right corner between the back shell and the motherboard. |