Difficulty
Moderate
Steps
9
Time Required
8 minutes
Sections
3
- Battery
- 2 steps
- Keyboard
- 2 steps
- Touchpad and Mouse Buttons
- 5 steps
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Introduction
What you need
Step 1
Battery
- Flip the laptop over, you should see two battery tabs.
- Slide the right tab towards the right. The orange dot should be visible. This tab will be locked open.
Flip the laptop over, you should see two battery tabs.
Slide the right tab towards the right. The orange dot should be visible. This tab will be locked open.
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Step 2
- While holding the left tab towards the left. Gently slide the battery out of the laptop.
While holding the left tab towards the left. Gently slide the battery out of the laptop.
Step 3
Keyboard
- Push the 3 tabs at the top of the keyboard in and down one at a time using a nylon spudger.
- Once the three tabs have been pushed in, gently pry the top of the keyboard until it begins to hinge out of its slot.
- The keyboard is still attached by a cable. Be careful when removing not to damage the cable. Do not yank the keyboard out.
Push the 3 tabs at the top of the keyboard in and down one at a time using a nylon spudger.
Once the three tabs have been pushed in, gently pry the top of the keyboard until it begins to hinge out of its slot.
The keyboard is still attached by a cable. Be careful when removing not to damage the cable. Do not yank the keyboard out.
Step 4
- Push the two sides of the ribbon cable connector away from yourself. This will unseat the ribbon cable.
- Once the tabs are unseated, you can gently remove the ribbon cable by pulling it out of its slot. The keyboard can now be removed.
- To be on the safe side, it’s better to use a nylon spudger, rather than the metal spudger shown in the picture.
Push the two sides of the ribbon cable connector away from yourself. This will unseat the ribbon cable.
Once the tabs are unseated, you can gently remove the ribbon cable by pulling it out of its slot. The keyboard can now be removed.
To be on the safe side, it’s better to use a nylon spudger, rather than the metal spudger shown in the picture.
Step 5
Touchpad and Mouse Buttons
- Remove all six 3.4mm Phillips #1 screws marked with red circles.
Remove all six 3.4mm Phillips #1 screws marked with red circles.
Step 6
- On either end of the ribbon cable clamp, carefully push the tab towards the right, using a nylon spudger.
- The ribbon cable can now be pulled out using the blue tab attached to the cable.
On either end of the ribbon cable clamp, carefully push the tab towards the right, using a nylon spudger.
The ribbon cable can now be pulled out using the blue tab attached to the cable.
Step 7
- Move the screen as far back as possible, and pry apart the plastic clips on the inside and outside of the hinges. They should be pushed upwards.
- Use a spudger between the metal and white plastic, and carefully pry them apart to dislodge the clips.
Move the screen as far back as possible, and pry apart the plastic clips on the inside and outside of the hinges. They should be pushed upwards.
Use a spudger between the metal and white plastic, and carefully pry them apart to dislodge the clips.
Step 8
- Pry the top cover off of the laptop. This should come off easily if you have removed all the tabs.
- Be careful around the audio jack area. You may need to slide the cover towards the left and around the headphone and microphone jacks.
Pry the top cover off of the laptop. This should come off easily if you have removed all the tabs.
Be careful around the audio jack area. You may need to slide the cover towards the left and around the headphone and microphone jacks.
Step 9
- Flip over the top cover and unscrew the two 1.2mm Phillips #0 screws.
- Remove the plate and the trackpad. They may come off separately.
Flip over the top cover and unscrew the two 1.2mm Phillips #0 screws.
Remove the plate and the trackpad. They may come off separately.
To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
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