Einleitung

If your mousepad is working incorrectly, refer to this page's troubleshooting guide. This fix is only necessary after you have attempted the prerequisite fixes.

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    • Place laptop upside down to observe the first set of screws on the bottom cover. With the J1 Phillips head screwdriver bit, unscrew eight (8) size 60 mm screws.

    • With a metal spudger, remove the plastic cover to unveil the final screw.

    • With the J1 Phillips head bit, remove remaining 60 mm screw.

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    • With a metal spudger, pry apart the bottom cover working around the edges.

    • While separating the halves of the bottom cover, carefully move the spudger up and down to avoid damaging the USB/Audio circuit board cable inside.

    • With tweezers, disconnect the USB/Audio circuit board cable.

    • Place the bottom cover off to the side.

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    • With the J1 screwdriver bit, unscrew three (3) size 40 mm battery screws.

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    • With tweezers, disconnect the battery cable.

    • Remove the battery pack.

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    • With tweezers, disconnect the keyboard cable

    • With tweezers, disconnect the touchpad cable.

    • With the Philips #00 Screwdriver, loosen the 4 - M2 x 2mm screws

    • Gently remove the mouse touchpad.

Abschluss

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

Michael Kendziora

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