Introduction
The HP ElitePad 1000 G2 received a 7 out of 10 on our repairability scale, as it is easy to open (especially for a tablet), making most repairs significantly easier. The battery replacement destroys consumables and the RAM and SSD are non-replaceable, however, hurting its score.
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Motherboard removal is next. We start with the wireless card—pretty straightforward.
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After removing the five screws and three remaining cables connected to the motherboard, we discover there are two cables connected to the back of the board. This is inconvenient and means we need to remove the selfie camera with the main board.
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Flipping the motherboard over reveals a pair of screws securing the lower assembly flex cable to the main board.
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With those taken care of, we flip the ZIF connector for the selfie camera, slip it out of the socket, and the motherboard removal is complete.
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Board shot for reference.
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The HP ElitePad 1000 G2 earns a 7 out of 10 on our repairability scale (10 is the easiest to repair):
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Display is easy to remove and has no adhesive.
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Most commonly-failing components, including all the ports and buttons and are modular and can be replaced quickly.
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Manufacturer provides user-accessible repair documentation and sells replacement parts.
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The battery can be removed relatively quickly, but is covered in tape that needs to be replaced.
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RAM and SSD are soldered to the motherboard and non-upgradable.
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3 commentaires
Thank you for your great explaining. So, I translated it to Japanese.
Hello i want to change sim card module.
What kind of tape do I use to replace the tape on the battery