Move the switches to the unlocked position then push the battery out

There are two screws (outlined in red) holding the service door in place. Remove these and slide the door off.

Under the service door, you will see the hard drive, CMOS battery, WiFi card, and RAM.

Remove the highlighted screw, then slide the optical drive out.

Lower-specced laptops may only have a plastic placeholder for the optical drive.

For the hard drive, remove the highlighted screws and lift and remove the hard drive out.

Next, take a plastic spudger, put it under the CMOS battery, and pry it out.

Then, pull the sides on the RAM stick(s) and remove them.

The keyboard can be removed from the frame once the three retaining screws (circled in red) have been removed.

Once screws have been removed, pop out the keyboard carefully with a spudger and unplug the ribbon cable attaching it to the motherboard.

To start, remove the 12 highlighted screws.

Next, disconnect & unroute the FPC connectors highlighted in blue.

Then with a plastic spudger tool, go around the edge of the bezel and pop all the plastic clips.

Lift the bezel out.

Disconnect the highlighted flex cable from the motherboard, then peel it up from the casing.

Remove the highlighted screw on the right, then simply pull the board and cable out of the system.

Disconnect the flex cable from the motherboard and then remove the two highlighted screws, and then pull it out.

Remove the highlighted flex cable, then gently remove the cable and the LED.

Remove the 5 highlighted screws

Pull the motherboard up and out

Pry the white nub out with a spudger to remove the charging cable.

Disconnect the fan cable from the motherboard

Remove the one screw that holds the fan in place.

Un-route the speaker cables (highlighted in blue).

Remove the retaining screws (circled in red) and pull out the speakers.

Un-route the antenna cables (highlighted in red)

Remove the 6 retaining screws (circled in blue).

The display will then be able to be slid out and removed from the rest of the body.

At this point, the display bezel is able to be popped out.

Use a thin piece of plastic to wedge it open if necessary.

Be careful not to snap the bezel in the process!

Unscrew the 12 retaining screws (circled in red) and carefully pull out the display panel.

Be mindful of the connector cable.

Flip the display over and remove the connector cable.

It should slide out easily.

The hinge can also now be removed.

The camera will be at the top of the display.

With a plastic tool, carefully pull up the wire on the top.

The camera is now able to be popped out.

Disconnect the connector cable and remove the camera from the display.

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