Difficulty

Easy

Steps

6

Time Required

                          1 hour

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  • keyboard, top case
  • 6 steps

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Introduction

What you need

Step 1

              keyboard, top case
  • Remove all screws on the bottom of laptop. Remove HD cover (it’s not necessary to remove battery and RAM cover)

Remove all screws on the bottom of laptop. Remove HD cover (it’s not necessary to remove battery and RAM cover)

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Step 2

  • Using plastic openning sticks pick and move up top cover-panel. After disconnectiong all cables put it away.

Using plastic openning sticks pick and move up top cover-panel. After disconnectiong all cables put it away.

Step 3

  • Raise the keyboard a little (slightly bending in order to free its plastic fixtures from the base case). Before putting the key board completely out, disconnect its flat cable from the motherboard.

Raise the keyboard a little (slightly bending in order to free its plastic fixtures from the base case). Before putting the key board completely out, disconnect its flat cable from the motherboard.

Step 4

  • In order to make the top case free remove the screen screws and unplug its cables:
    1. remove two side screws
    1. unplug the connector at the bottom of the screen
  • At the bottom of laptop unplug two coax cables which pierce top case and mother board

In order to make the top case free remove the screen screws and unplug its cables:

  1. remove two side screws

  2. unplug the connector at the bottom of the screen

At the bottom of laptop unplug two coax cables which pierce top case and mother board

Step 5

  • Now the top case is free to move. Detach it from the base help yourself with plastc openning sticks (don’t forget to unplug flat cables).

Now the top case is free to move. Detach it from the base help yourself with plastc openning sticks (don’t forget to unplug flat cables).

Step 6

  • Install new top case and kewboard. Assemble all parts in reversed order.

Install new top case and kewboard. Assemble all parts in reversed order.

To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.

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Vadja - Aug 5, 2014

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Hello, after completing it and turning on my notebook, the keyboard do not work. Do you know where the problem can be?

leonid - Aug 6, 2014

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Hi,

if you have old keyboard at least partially working, try to put it back. If it works. probably the problem is with the new keyboard.

If the old one also doesn’t work, the problem is probably with motherboard connector or software (less probable). To check the software problem, i think it’s possible to load the laptop from any linux live cd or some other OS different from what s installed on your pc.

Please be aware i’m not professional pc service man and these are just common thoughts (hope helpful)

youssef benzyane - Apr 19, 2017

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Battery death solution please