HP Pavilion 15-cc561st Bottom Cover Replacement

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HP Pavilion 15-cc561st Bottom Cover Replacement

Schwierigkeitsgrad

Easy

Schritte

Zeitaufwand

4 Minuten

Einleitung

Use this guide to replace the bottom cover in a HP Pavilion 15-cc561st (product number 1KU29UA).

The bottom cover protects the computer's components and has rubber feet to prevent the laptop from slipping. The air vents are also located on the bottom cover and can be cleaned to improve airflow and performance.

Removing the bottom cover is a required step for replacing every other component.

Shut down the laptop, disconnect all external devices, and unplug the AC adapter before beginning.

Werkzeuge

Schritt 1

Before you begin to remove the bottom cover, shut down the computer. Disconnect all external devices and unplug the AC adapter. Flip the laptop upside down.
Use a Phillips #0 screwdriver to remove five screws from the bottom cover:
Two 5.6 mm screws
Each of these screws are beneath the two rubber feet on the rear side of the laptop (near the display hinges). You do not have to completely remove the rubber feet to remove the screws; simply peel the top of the feet to reveal the screws.
Three 5.8 mm screws
Throughout this repair, keep track of each screw size and location to avoid damaging your device.

Schritt 2

Insert an opening tool into the space between the display hinges and the bottom cover.
Firmly push the opening tool upwards to separate the bottom cover from these areas.

Schritt 3

Insert your opening tool and firmly push the tool upwards along the rear edge.

Schritt 4

Use the opening tool again on the left and right sides.
Start prying at the areas closer to the rear of the laptop (near the display hinges) before moving towards areas that are closer to the front of the laptop (away from the display hinges).
Pry a little bit on the left side, then pry a little bit on the right side before prying more on the left side again. Working on both sides in this incremental fashion is easier than completely prying one side before starting the other side.