Introduction
This motherboard includes all ports on the right side except USB.
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Orient the computer so that the side with the line of screws on it is away from you.
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Use your thumbs to push both battery release tabs away so that the edge of the battery lifts up.
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Lift the battery out of the computer.
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1) With your fingernails, grasp the locking bar on either side slide it a small amount (about 1/16" or 2 mm) towards the battery.
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2) After disengaging the locking bar, slide the cable out of the connector.
Where can I get a replacement clip for the ribbon cable?
you’re a repair shop and you can’t get the connector? or have a stockpile to pull from? I could use that connector too ~
the ribbon cable for keys and trackpad you shown are not consistent - my PB17” A1107 has just the thinner cable like one shown in prior pic~
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Loosen the trackpad connector by pulling the locking bar toward the battery housing, using the tips of your fingers.
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Slide the trackpad cable out of the loosened connector.
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Note: When reassembling the case, the trackpad cable can get stuck below the slot to the motherboard. It's possible to nudge it out slowly by gently prodding it on either side with a small screwdriver. You don't need to use much force to do this. Eventually it will just pop back out and you can reconnect as per the instructions above. Also, note that the locking bar comes loose so if you see a little piece of plastic lying around when reassembling, that's what it is. :)
The locking bar is UNDER the cable. It is a tiny grey (metal?) piece the width of the connector. A tiny flat head screwdriver can be handy for moving one side then another in increments towards the battery compartment. Finger nails may be too clumsy for this.
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Remove the following 10 screws from the bottom case:
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Three 1.7 mm Phillips from the front edge of the battery compartment.
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One 3.9 mm T8 Torx to the right of the memory card.
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One 6.9 mm T8 Torx at the left edge of the memory compartment.
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Three 12.4 mm fully threaded Phillips from the center of the row of screws along the back edge of the case.
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Two 15.1 mm 2.5 mm threaded Phillips, one from either end of the row of screws along the back edge of the case.
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Use a spudger to loosen the casing if it sticks.
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Once the casing is entirely free, lift it off of the computer.
BE VERY CAREFUL when replacing the keyboard to thread the keyboard ribbon cable through the slot. The steps didn't appear to make this warning and when I replaced all screws, found that it was jammed and would not come through to connect with the connector. I had to undo a lot of steps to go back and rethread it properly.
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Remove the four ( 3 - 6.9 mm & 1 - 4 mm) T8 Torx screws from the four corners of the SuperDrive.
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Close the display (cover it with a protective cloth, if you're worried about scratching the screen) and flip the computer over.
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Disconnect the two cables and one ribbon in the RAM compartment.
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Remove the following 12 T8 Torx screws from the logic board:
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Four 3.9 mm, three along the front edge of the logic board, and one just above the right fan connector.
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Three 6.9 mm large-headed screws in the upper, left corner of the logic board.
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Five 6.9 mm scattered on the right half of the logic board.
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Grasp the logic board at the left edge with one hand and at the thinnest section with the other hand. Lift the left edge of the board up to approximately a 30 degree angle (if you don't have your protractor handy, just lift until the DVI port clears the right hinge).
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Once the logic board clears the ports, slide it out to the left.
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To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
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All steps: photos seem to be missing (sept 21, 2015) from Steps 5, 8, 9, and 19. Any chance of getting them restored? Also, numerous pieces of yellow translucent scotch-like tape appear to hold cables out of the way, but are now dried out & non-sticky; can I use regular scotch-like tape for re-assembly, or is this some special stuff that needs to be replaced with like? If the latter, what is it called & where can it be acquired?
You can get a kapton tape (the same stuff it was originally used)
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Which screw driver I have to use here?
smartvideocanada - Réponse
Phillips #00 Screwdriver: All necessary tools are available to buy at the top of this page if they are needed.
Sam Love -