Use a coin to rotate the battery-locking screw 90 degrees clockwise. /Guide/Repair/MacBook-Core-Duo-C-Channel/300/all#s1066 Lift the battery out of the computer. /Guide/Repair/MacBook-Core-Duo-C-Channel/300/all#s1067 Remove the three evenly-spaced Phillips screws from along the rear wall of the battery compartment. The screws are captive to the metal memory cover. /Guide/Repair/MacBook-Core-Duo-C-Channel/300/all#s1068 Lift up on L-shaped memory cover, slide it to the right, and lift it out of the computer. /Guide/Repair/MacBook-Core-Duo-C-Channel/300/all#s1069 Remove the following 3 screws: One 11 mm Phillips in the middle of the case. Two 14.5 mm Phillips. If the screws stick in the case, you can use a magnetized screwdriver to draw them out. The shorter of the three screws goes in the middle. /Guide/Repair/MacBook-Core-Duo-C-Channel/300/all#s1075 Remove the following 3 screws from the rear wall of the battery compartment: Two 3 mm Phillips. One 4 mm Phillips on the right side. When reinstalling these screws, it may be helpful to push down on the lower case to line up the screw holes. /Guide/Repair/MacBook-Core-Duo-C-Channel/300/all#s1076 Remove the two Phillips screws from either side of the right wall of the battery compartment (not the ones closest to the battery connector). /Guide/Repair/MacBook-Core-Duo-C-Channel/300/all#s1077 Remove the four indicated Phillips screws from the front wall of the battery compartment. When working from the left, remove the 2nd, 4th, 7th and 9th screw. /Guide/Repair/MacBook-Core-Duo-C-Channel/300/all#s1078 Remove the following 4 screws from the back of the computer: Two 7 mm Philips on the far sides. Two 10.5 mm Phillips toward the center. /Guide/Repair/MacBook-Core-Duo-C-Channel/300/all#s1080 Remove the two Phillips screws from the optical side of the computer. It is not necessary to remove the similar screws on the other side of the computer. /Guide/Repair/MacBook-Core-Duo-C-Channel/300/all#s1081 There's a trackpad and keyboard ribbon connecting the upper case to the logic board, so don't pull the upper case off entirely just yet. Starting near the display and working around to the front of the computer, pry up on the upper case. /Guide/Repair/MacBook-Core-Duo-C-Channel/300/all#s1082 While holding up the upper case, use a spudger to pry up the orange trackpad and keyboard cable from its connector. /Guide/Repair/MacBook-Core-Duo-C-Channel/300/all#s1083 Grasp the white plastic tab attached to the hard drive and pull it to the left, removing the hard drive from the computer. /Guide/Repair/MacBook-Core-Duo-C-Channel/300/all#s1084 Remove the two Phillips screws from the front edge of the optical drive. /Guide/Repair/MacBook-Core-Duo-C-Channel/300/all#s1085 Disconnect the orange optical drive ribbon cable from the logic board. /Guide/Repair/MacBook-Core-Duo-C-Channel/300/all#s1086 Disconnect the newly-revealed display data cable. If there is no pull-tab on the top of the connector, it may be helpful to use a spudger to disconnect this connector. /Guide/Repair/MacBook-Core-Duo-C-Channel/300/all#s1087 Disconnect the (once again) newly-revealed hard drive cable. /Guide/Repair/MacBook-Core-Duo-C-Channel/300/all#s1088 Peel up the foil tape between the fan and the optical drive. Remove the Phillips screw securing the display data cable to the metal framework. /Guide/Repair/MacBook-Core-Duo-C-Channel/300/all#s1089 Pull up the display data cable from along the edge of the optical drive to reveal a silver Phillips screw. /Guide/Repair/MacBook-Core-Duo-C-Channel/300/all#s1090 Remove the Phillips screw securing the optical drive. The Bluetooth cable may be covering the screw; carefully push it aside before removing the screw. /Guide/Repair/MacBook-Core-Duo-C-Channel/300/all#s1091 Lift the Bluetooth antenna board from the right side of the optical drive. /Guide/Repair/MacBook-Core-Duo-C-Channel/300/all#s1092 Deroute the hard drive cable from along the front of the optical drive. /Guide/Repair/MacBook-Core-Duo-C-Channel/300/all#s1093 Lift the front edge of the optical drive and slide it up and out of the computer. /Guide/Repair/MacBook-Core-Duo-C-Channel/300/all#s1094 Remove the following 3 screws: Two 3 mm Phillips near the right speaker. One 6 mm Phillips threaded through a hole in a plastic finger above the subwoofer. Be careful not to over-tighten the screw above the subwoofer too tight or the plastic could crack. /Guide/Repair/MacBook-Core-Duo-C-Channel/300/all#s1170 Lift the right speaker out of its housing and set it to the side. /Guide/Repair/MacBook-Core-Duo-C-Channel/300/all#s1171 Using a spudger, gently pry up the white plastic slot and slide the metal c-channel to the right and away from the display. /Guide/Repair/MacBook-Core-Duo-C-Channel/300/all#s1172