Einleitung

There are several steps that are required to remove the motherboard, some of which require some delicacy. This guide outlines the various steps, and notes the steps where caution is required.

Removal of the motherboard will take some time due to the various steps that are involved, so stay patient and do not rush.

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    • Place the computer upside down, with the battery pack facing away from you.

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    • Remove the battery by pushing out the locks on either end then pushing the battery away from you.

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    • Using the J0 Japanese Industrial Standard screwdriver, remove the 4.5mm screw on the ODD/HDD Memory panel.

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    • Pull the panel towards you to release it, then lift it off the computer.

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    • Using the J0 Japanese Industrial Standard screwdriver, remove the 4.5mm screw next to the label “ODD."

    • Remove the three 4.5mm screws from around the memory drive nest.

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    • Using the J1 Japanese Industrial Standard screwdriver, remove the thirteen 9.5mm screws from the panel that cover the bottom of the computer.

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    • Begin removing the computer casing by prying beside the disk drive with the iFixit opening tool and the spudger, working counterclockwise.

    • Lift the panel from the computer.

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    • Remove the disc drive by pulling it towards the outside of the computer.

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    • Using the J0 Japanese Industrial Standard screwdriver, remove the two 7mm screws that hold down the plug-in to the disc drive.

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    • Using the J0 Japanese Industrial Standard screwdriver, remove the 3.5mm screw from the chip connected to the USB ports.

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    • Using the tweezers, gently pry up the chip and ports, and unthread the wire from its holders, without crimping the wires.

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    • Using the J0 Japanese Industrial Standard screwdriver, remove the 4.5mm screw holding down the chip next to the power prongs where the battery connects.

    • Gently pull the chip from its connector.

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    • Gently pull up the aluminum strip from the top right corner of the computer and unthread the wire from the holders using the tweezers, without crimping the wire or tearing the aluminum.

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    • Disconnect the wire screen connection from its port by pulling upwards.

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    • Gently pull up the speaker towers from either end of the computer.

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    • Using the blunt tweezers, unthread the wires that connect the motherboard to the speakers from their holders, without crimping the wires.

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    • Using the iFixit opening tool, gently pry up the plastic clasp that holds the keyboard power circuit down, and pull out the strip from the connection.

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    • Pull out the plastic cover to release the Kotl strip, then pull out the strip.

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    • Using the J0 Japanese Industrial Standard screwdriver, remove the four 4.5mm screws from the corners of the motherboard.

    • Lift the motherboard from the computer.

Abschluss

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

Timothy Johnson

Mitglied seit: 14/02/19

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I used this guide to put the laptop back together after a motherboard swap as I totally forgot to number the screws! Doh

Great website I never knew about!

Thanks :)

Mike Paterson -

Hi, I'd like to know if I can replace the hhd for a SSD and a higher memory ram cause fabric is 2gb I'd like to change it for a 8gb. Will I get a funcional computer? Mostly to work on word or use it for zoom and such

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