Acer Aspire One A150 1570 Internal Wireless Card Replacement Repair Guide

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Moderate

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Time Required

                          20 minutes

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Keyboard
5 steps
Internal Wireless Card
6 steps

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Introduction

What you need

Step 1

              Keyboard

Flip device over so that the battery is farthest from you.
Identify the switch on the upper left corner and push it left to be in “unlocked” position.

Flip device over so that the battery is farthest from you.

Identify the switch on the upper left corner and push it left to be in “unlocked” position.

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Step 2

Identify the latch on the upper right hand corner. Drag and hold the latch to the right.
Pull the battery out.

Identify the latch on the upper right hand corner. Drag and hold the latch to the right.

Pull the battery out.

Step 3

Now flip device back over to show the keyboard.
Locate the three tabs at the top of the keyboard.

Now flip device back over to show the keyboard.

Locate the three tabs at the top of the keyboard.

Step 4

Start on the top-right and use the spudger to push off the tab from the keyboard.
Move to the middle tab while still holding the right side up so the tab doesn’t fall back into place.
Continue to hold up keyboard while disconnecting the last tab.
DO NOT lift keyboard yet. This will be addressed in the next step.

Start on the top-right and use the spudger to push off the tab from the keyboard.

Move to the middle tab while still holding the right side up so the tab doesn’t fall back into place.

Continue to hold up keyboard while disconnecting the last tab.

DO NOT lift keyboard yet. This will be addressed in the next step.

Step 5

Here you can see that the keyboard is still attached to the device.
Use the Spudger to lift the ZIF (Zero Insertion Force) to release the keyboard ribbon.
Once tab is lifted, the keyboard ribbon should come right out.

Here you can see that the keyboard is still attached to the device.

Use the Spudger to lift the ZIF (Zero Insertion Force) to release the keyboard ribbon.

Once tab is lifted, the keyboard ribbon should come right out.

Step 6

              Internal Wireless Card

Close and flip the device over so you can have a good view of all the screws.
Locate and remove the three 3.9mm screws where the battery was removed from.
Locate and and remove the two 5.8mm screws located underneath the bumpers.
Locate and remove the three 5.8mm remaining screws at the top of the device.

Close and flip the device over so you can have a good view of all the screws.

Locate and remove the three 3.9mm screws where the battery was removed from.

Locate and and remove the two 5.8mm screws located underneath the bumpers.

Locate and remove the three 5.8mm remaining screws at the top of the device.

Step 7

Flip and reopen device to where you can view the internal panel.
Locate the ZIF connecting the mouse panel to the motherboard.
Flip up the black plastic hinge and carefully pull out the ZIF connector.

Flip and reopen device to where you can view the internal panel.

Locate the ZIF connecting the mouse panel to the motherboard.

Flip up the black plastic hinge and carefully pull out the ZIF connector.

Step 8

Locate and remove all five 4.7mm black screws.
Locate and remove the one 4.3mm silver screw.

Locate and remove all five 4.7mm black screws.

Locate and remove the one 4.3mm silver screw.

Step 9

Pick a corner and slowly lift up the panel while running your finger underneath to pop off the seals.
Make sure to move slowly. You do not want to crack the plastic from being to rough or moving to fast.

Pick a corner and slowly lift up the panel while running your finger underneath to pop off the seals.

Make sure to move slowly. You do not want to crack the plastic from being to rough or moving to fast.

Step 10

Locate the internal wireless card.
Remove the one 3.9mm screw holding it down.

Locate the internal wireless card.

Remove the one 3.9mm screw holding it down.

Step 11

Carefully disconnect the black and white cable from the internal wireless card.
Pull the internal wireless card straight out.

Carefully disconnect the black and white cable from the internal wireless card.

Pull the internal wireless card straight out.

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

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