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Woozle: more details

2012-07-06T15:49:25Z

more details

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	# Remove the display now and set it aside.		# Remove the display now and set it aside.
	# There may be one more screw inside the keyboard pan, at the top right, barely visible in [[:File:DSCF3112.JPG\|this photo]] just above and to the left of the hole where black-and-white wire pair emerges (near top right of keyboard pan).		# There may be one more screw inside the keyboard pan, at the top right, barely visible in [[:File:DSCF3112.JPG\|this photo]] just above and to the left of the hole where black-and-white wire pair emerges (near top right of keyboard pan).
			# Disconnect the speaker connector wire -- black and white wires and white connector visible through a rectangular opening in the top left of the keyboard pan.
	# The keyboard pan should be removable at this point. What seems to work is starting with the flimsy grey part behind where the display attaches, and then working around.		# The keyboard pan should be removable at this point. What seems to work is starting with the flimsy grey part behind where the display attaches, and then working around.
	# Remove screw at top left of system board (it has an arrow pointing at it).		# Remove screw at top left of system board (it has an arrow pointing at it).
	# ~~Unless I've forgotten something,~~ the system board should now be detachable. It may help to push in on the device sockets on the left side to free that edge of the board.		# Disengage the CD drive from the system board by carefully tugging it to the right (it should come out through the external case opening).
			# The system board should now be detachable. It may help to push in on the device sockets on the left side to free that edge of the board.
			==Notes==
			Case appears to have been assembled or manufactured by [[Foxconn]].

Woozle: Reverted edits by Efineqyb (Talk) to last revision by Woozle

2010-11-25T13:51:57Z

Reverted edits by Efineqyb (Talk) to last revision by Woozle

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==Steps==
''These steps have not been tested in this order. --[[User:Woozle|Woozle]] 00:52, 16 October 2010 (UTC)''

# Turn unit over so you are looking at the underside.
# Remove all screws from underside of case. Two of them are inside the battery compartment, so you need to open that and remove the battery too.
#* Three of them hold the indicator panel in place -- you can see the sockets in the detached panel [[:File:DSCF3109-10 combined.jpg|here]].
#* Several more hold the Z-shaped lid which covers the hard drive, WLAN card, and RAM areas. Some of these screws will stay nicely with the lid, while others are loose.
# Remove black-and-white wire pair from WLAN card.
# Remove one screw from the WLAN card (this screw is smaller/shorter than the others).
# Turn the unit back over so you are looking at the top.
# Remove the indicator panel -- if it won't pop out with finger pressure, a thin slotted screwdriver will help get it started.
# Keyboard pops out -- pull it towards the display. Be careful with the ribbon cable, which you may or may not be able to reseat properly.
# Remove all display cables.
# Remove 2 screws from where the display hinges attach to the base.
# Remove the display now and set it aside.
# There may be one more screw inside the keyboard pan, at the top right, barely visible in [[:File:DSCF3112.JPG|this photo]] just above and to the left of the hole where black-and-white wire pair emerges (near top right of keyboard pan).
# The keyboard pan should be removable at this point. What seems to work is starting with the flimsy grey part behind where the display attaches, and then working around.
# Remove screw at top left of system board (it has an arrow pointing at it).
# Unless I've forgotten something, the system board should now be detachable. It may help to push in on the device sockets on the left side to free that edge of the board.

Woozle: spam

2010-11-18T22:06:51Z

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 ''These steps have not been tested in this order. --[[User:Woozle|Woozle]] 00:52, 16 October 2010 (UTC)''
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 # Remove screw at top left of system board (it has an arrow pointing at it).
 # Unless I've forgotten something, the system board should now be detachable. It may help to push in on the device sockets on the left side to free that edge of the board.

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 # Remove screw at top left of system board (it has an arrow pointing at it).
 # Unless I've forgotten something, the system board should now be detachable. It may help to push in on the device sockets on the left side to free that edge of the board.

Woozle: one more screw

2010-10-21T22:16:06Z

one more screw

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	# There may be one more screw inside the keyboard pan, at the top right, barely visible in [[:File:DSCF3112.JPG\|this photo]] just above and to the left of the hole where black-and-white wire pair emerges (near top right of keyboard pan).		# There may be one more screw inside the keyboard pan, at the top right, barely visible in [[:File:DSCF3112.JPG\|this photo]] just above and to the left of the hole where black-and-white wire pair emerges (near top right of keyboard pan).
	# The keyboard pan should be removable at this point. What seems to work is starting with the flimsy grey part behind where the display attaches, and then working around.		# The keyboard pan should be removable at this point. What seems to work is starting with the flimsy grey part behind where the display attaches, and then working around.
	# Unless I've forgotten something, the system board should ~~also~~ be detachable ~~once~~ the ~~keyboard pan has been removed~~.		# Remove screw at top left of system board (it has an arrow pointing at it).
			# Unless I've forgotten something, the system board should now be detachable. It may help to push in on the device sockets on the left side to free that edge of the board.

Woozle: The rest of the story, from memory (did it just a few minutes ago but didn't take careful notes)

2010-10-21T15:00:23Z

The rest of the story, from memory (did it just a few minutes ago but didn't take careful notes)

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	==Steps==		==Steps==
	''~~This is still~~ in ~~progress~~. --[[User:Woozle\|Woozle]] 00:52, 16 October 2010 (UTC)''		''These steps have not been tested in this order. --[[User:Woozle\|Woozle]] 00:52, 16 October 2010 (UTC)''

	# Remove 4 screws from underside of case ~~(they~~ hold the indicator panel in place -- you can see the sockets in the detached panel [[:File:DSCF3109-10 combined.jpg\|here]]). ~~Two of them are inside~~ the ~~battery compartment~~, ~~so you need to open that~~ and ~~remove~~ the ~~battery too~~.		# Turn unit over so you are looking at the underside.
	#* There are 5 screws on the bottom -- ~~trying to figure out if~~ one ~~of them~~ is ~~actually unnecessary (and if~~ so~~, which one)~~.		# Remove all screws from underside of case. Two of them are inside the battery compartment, so you need to open that and remove the battery too.
			#* Three of them hold the indicator panel in place -- you can see the sockets in the detached panel [[:File:DSCF3109-10 combined.jpg\|here]].
			#* Several more hold the Z-shaped lid which covers the hard drive, WLAN card, and RAM areas. Some of these screws will stay nicely with the lid, while others are loose.
			# Remove black-and-white wire pair from WLAN card.
			# Remove one screw from the WLAN card (this screw is smaller/shorter than the others).
			# Turn the unit back over so you are looking at the top.
	# Remove the indicator panel -- if it won't pop out with finger pressure, a thin slotted screwdriver will help get it started.		# Remove the indicator panel -- if it won't pop out with finger pressure, a thin slotted screwdriver will help get it started.
			# Keyboard pops out -- pull it towards the display. Be careful with the ribbon cable, which you may or may not be able to reseat properly.
			# Remove all display cables.
			# Remove 2 screws from where the display hinges attach to the base.
			# Remove the display now and set it aside.
			# There may be one more screw inside the keyboard pan, at the top right, barely visible in [[:File:DSCF3112.JPG\|this photo]] just above and to the left of the hole where black-and-white wire pair emerges (near top right of keyboard pan).
			# The keyboard pan should be removable at this point. What seems to work is starting with the flimsy grey part behind where the display attaches, and then working around.
			# Unless I've forgotten something, the system board should also be detachable once the keyboard pan has been removed.