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Acer Aspire V5-571 HDD (Hard Disk Drive) Replacement

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    • Turn off the laptop and remove the battery.

    • Remove two screws securing the Keyboard.

    • The Keyboard is held by two locking clips, under the battery. Use the sharp tip of a plastic tool to release the keyboard.

    The two clips push toward the space-bar part of the keyboard. There are further clips around the edge of the keyboard, but it can be removed by careful prying with a thin blade screwdriver.

    ENT - Réponse

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    It would be helpful to have more info on how to remove the two cables. The larger one has a couple of clips that slide, but what exactly comes off? Do the plastic strips lift, or do the flat cables just pull out of them? Don't want to break something!

    ENT - Réponse

    I watched several videos, many of which had the action hidden behind the keyboard. The larger ribbon pulls out of the strip after the two white clips on the end are moved. The smaller one has a black strip which lifts from the ribbon side, releasing the cable.

    ENT - Réponse

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    • Remove 4x phillips screws and disconnect:

    • Power On button flex cable

    • Touch pad flex cable

    • Remove 18x Phillips screws from the bottom cover.

    • Remove any memory SD Card from the Card reader.

    • Start opening with a plastic opening tool.

    After removing the 18x Phillips screws, the laptop is VERY fragile in the hinge area. The bottom cover will easily crack or break in the hinge area when opening the laptop with no screws, particularly the left side near the power button. Possibly this step should be revised to recommend opening the laptop 90 degrees before removing the 18x screws. Or, advise extreme caution when opening the laptop with no screws.

    jonnyquest - Réponse

    Hi, do you know where buy screws that you mention in step 4? “Remove 18x Phillips screws from the bottom cover.”

    I am italian. Thank you anyway.

    Sara Caruso - Réponse

    The laptop I have included 6x screws from inside and 16x screws from the bottom. This seems to be a minor variation from model to model.

    William Fulton - Réponse

    Same with my model @sara Caruso. The six of them, and the two to release the keyboard, are shorter than the 18. All the screws had blue locktite on them.

    ENT - Réponse

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    • Carefully separate the upper cover and remove it.

    In my unit, there was also a screw holding the DVD drive in place, just toward the center from the drive itself. This screw also had to be removed to be able to remove the upper cover

    Ken Hill - Réponse

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Conclusion

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

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6 commentaires

Good job! What a pain, though, to swap the HDD :)

Steve Wojciechowski - Réponse

I am currently working on this laptop and it doesn't open at all like this one. This is only one back... and 18 screws holding it on. I can partially snap the back off but i can't pry it apart by the dvd drive. I'm also guessing the same model is manufactured differently for different retailers. (This happens in the retail hardware world where a dewalt drill from home depot will be made cheaper than a dewalt from ace hardware) so now I"m stuck. any ideas would be helpful. thanks.

FallenAnjel - Réponse

ok found the problem. i accidentally popped out the dvd drive (when I was just trying to open it lol) and up under the lip I found three 1/8" long very-flat head screws. unscrewed those and the back came right off.

FallenAnjel - Réponse

New customer that does like shopping local with recommended proprietors and stockiest of the required components.

Thank you Mr Jason Paul Cominelli.

Jason Paul Cominelli - Réponse

are 9mm hard disk can fit?

the original was 7mm

jason.chiah1008 - Réponse

I removed the screws on the back of the thing up by the screen thinking I’d have to pry the back off before finding this tutorial. I didn’t replace them when I had the keyboard off and went to move the lid and somehow the corner of the screen bezel caught on the hinge area and cracked like an egg. I don’t know if I’m even going to bother trying the swap the drive now but I thought I’d warn anyone who has one of these old junkers to not make my mistake.

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