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Toshiba Satellite A85-S107 15" RAM Replacement

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Étapes

8

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2 - 5 minutes

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2

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Introduction

Use this guide to replace or install RAM in your Toshiba laptop.

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Pièces

  1. Power off the laptop.

    • Power off the laptop.

    • Disconnect the power cable from the laptop. If you do not, electric shock may result.

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  2. Flip the laptop over and orient it such that the battery faces towards you and the front faces away from you as shown in the diagram.

    • Flip the laptop over and orient it such that the battery faces towards you and the front faces away from you as shown in the diagram.

    • Unlock the battery by sliding the tab shown to the right.

    • This tab will latch into place.

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  3. Slide the tab shown to the left and remain holding it.

    • Slide the tab shown to the left and remain holding it.

    • This tab does not lock into place like in the first step.

    • Place your thumb on the grips of the battery as shown.

    • While holding onto the grips, pull the battery towards you and away from the laptop.

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  5. Loosen this 5 mm Phillips #0 screw found in the center of the lower case. Use the Phillips #0 screwdriver. The screw will not come out completely, it will stay connected to the center plate.

    • Loosen this 5 mm Phillips #0 screw found in the center of the lower case. Use the Phillips #0 screwdriver.

    • The screw will not come out completely, it will stay connected to the center plate.

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  6. Remove the center plate by lifting it and sliding it to the right.

    • Remove the center plate by lifting it and sliding it to the right.

    • If the back panel is difficult to remove and feels like it is going to break, DO NOT force it. Check to confirm that the screw is loose before attempting again.

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  7. The computer should be open with many of the internal components shown. You can now access the RAM, and wireless card.

    • The computer should be open with many of the internal components shown. You can now access the RAM, and wireless card.

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  8. Push the two white tabs away from the RAM. The left side of the RAM should pop out of its holder.

    • Push the two white tabs away from the RAM. The left side of the RAM should pop out of its holder.

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  9. Pull the RAM out of the dock by lifting it from the left side and sliding it towards the left.

    • Pull the RAM out of the dock by lifting it from the left side and sliding it towards the left.

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Conclusion

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

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