Use a coin to turn both battery locking screws 90 degrees to the left. Remove the battery cover. Remove the battery from the computer by pulling up on the plastic tab. /Guide/Repair/iBook-G3-Clamshell-RAM/107/all#s306 Pull the keyboard release tabs toward you and lift up on the keyboard until it pops free. Note that the keyboard ribbon is still attached to the logic board, so you cannot completely remove the keyboard yet. If the keyboard does not come free, use a small flathead screwdriver to turn the keyboard locking screw 180 degrees in either direction and try again. Rotate the keyboard away from the screen and rest it face-down on the trackpad area. /Guide/Repair/iBook-G3-Clamshell-RAM/107/all#s310 If your computer does not have an airport card, you can skip the next two steps. Grasp the clear plastic tab on the airport card and pull up and toward the display. /Guide/Repair/iBook-G3-Clamshell-RAM/107/all#s311 Hold the airport card in one hand and use your other hand to remove the antenna cable. /Guide/Repair/iBook-G3-Clamshell-RAM/107/all#s312 Remove the two Phillips screws that secure the RAM shield. /Guide/Repair/iBook-G3-Clamshell-RAM/107/all#s313 Grasp the wire metal bracket on top of the RAM shield and pull upward to remove the shield. /Guide/Repair/iBook-G3-Clamshell-RAM/107/all#s314 Pull up the keyboard connector cable by its clear plastic loop. /Guide/Repair/iBook-G3-Clamshell-RAM/107/all#s315 Your laptop should look approximately like this. /Guide/Repair/iBook-G3-Clamshell-RAM/107/all#s316 Release the tabs on each side of the RAM chip at the same time. These tabs lock the chip in place and releasing them will cause the chip to "pop" up. Pull the chip directly out from its connectors. /Guide/Repair/iBook-G3-Clamshell-RAM/107/all#s317