Asus Chromebook C300MA-EDU LAN Card Replacement

Step 1 Keyboard



• Flip the Chromebook onto its back, where there are eleven screws.
• There are two variations of screws on the back panel:
• Six 8.7mm screws.
• Five 6.4mm screws.
• Using your screwdriver with the J00 Phillips Head tip, remove the screws by turning them counter clockwise.
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Step 2



• Once the screws are removed, flip the Chromebook back over.
• Gently remove the keyboard by starting to lift up on one corner with a plastic opening tool.
• Follow around the brim of the keyboard until it pops off.
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Step 3
• Once you remove the keyboard, it will be connected to the CPU with two tabbed connections.
• Release the connections from the tabs gently by flipping the white flaps up until disconnected.
• You can now pull the ribbons out from the board and remove the keyboard.
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Step 4 Battery
• Once the keyboard is removed, the battery is located on the bottom portion of the shell.
• The battery is held in with six 6.5mm screws on opposing sides.
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Step 5
• The battery is now held in with a tabbed connection to the CPU on the left side of the board. On the tabbed connection, there is a silver plate.
• Gently push on the silver plate towards the screen until the plastic connection is free.
• The tabbed connection should now slide out backwards.
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Step 6
• At this point, using the plastic removal tool, lift the battery out of the shell.
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Step 7 LAN Card
• Placing the Chromebook in the upright position, the LAN card is located on the upper right side of the shell.
• The LAN card is pinned down with 2 coaxial connectors: main power and auxiliary input.
• To disconnect, gently pull off the two connections using an upwards motion.
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Step 8
• On the right side of the LAN card is a 3.4mm Phillips head screw.
• Using the J0 Phillips Head Tip from your tool kit, remove the screw, turning counter clockwise until the screw is free.
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Step 9
• At this point, the LAN card is only connected to the CPU.
• To remove, gently slide out the LAN card from the CPU’s input clip.
• The LAN card is now disconnected.
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