Difficulty
Moderate
Steps
3
Time Required
5 minutes
Sections
2
- Back Cover
- 2 steps
- USB-C Port
- 1 step
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Introduction
What you need
Step 1
Back Cover
- Make sure the device is fully powered off.
- Flip the computer over so that the back is facing up.
- Remove the twelve 6mm Phillips #1 screws from the bottom of the laptop.
Make sure the device is fully powered off.
Flip the computer over so that the back is facing up.
Remove the twelve 6mm Phillips #1 screws from the bottom of the laptop.
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Step 2
- Use the iFixit opening tools as wedges to pry the back of the laptop off.
- Go slow, making sure not to snap the plastic. With enough of a gap made, you can use your hand to finish taking off the back.
Use the iFixit opening tools as wedges to pry the back of the laptop off.
Go slow, making sure not to snap the plastic. With enough of a gap made, you can use your hand to finish taking off the back.
Step 3
USB-C Port
- Remove the single 3mm Phillips #1 screw from the circuit board.
- Remove the two ribbon cables from the circuit board.
- Remove the USB-C port from the laptop.
Remove the single 3mm Phillips #1 screw from the circuit board.
Remove the two ribbon cables from the circuit board.
Remove the USB-C port from the laptop.
To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
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Devyn Perry
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Mary Beth Quirk - Aug 13, 2020
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I did all of this (thank you!) and still the Chromebook won’t turn back on again. It’d drained down completely by the time the USB-C port stopped working originally. Any tips?
Evan Costa - Aug 31, 2020
Try looking at the battery replacement guide, it may be an issue with the battery, but if worst comes to worst you may have to take it somewhere to be looked at
Evan Costa - Aug 31, 2020
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By drained down, do you mean the battery ran out of charge, cause if that’s the cause it’s a battery issue rather than a USB-C issue
Kristen Ritterbush - Mar 15, 2021
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How does one remove the USB-C port once they have removed the ribbon cables? Is there a separate guide that focuses simply on this step?
Evan Costa - Mar 15, 2021
The USB-C port is held in by a screw or two if I remember right, undo those and then you should be able to get the port out of the case. Hope that helps, unfortunately this guide was written as part of a college project and I no longer have access to the computer to look at and give advice on how to make any progress after this point.