Let's begin by taking out the disk drive and the battery. To do that, let the side highlighted in pink face towards you.

Locate the lock tab of the battery compartment (the one I highlighted in red).

Pull the tab in the direction of the blue arrow first.

While pulling the lock tab down, pull the lip of the battery compartment (it is located above the lock tab) towards you.

Pull on the blue pull tab with very little force. The battery should come out with relative ease.

Right next to the battery compartment is this multi-compartment, which we have to open in order to take the disk drive out. To do so, locate the lock tab (highlighted in red)

Slide the lock tab to the direction the arrow is pointing in and the cover should pop out. All you have to do now is just open the cover

Locate the disk drive unlock button and press it so the button comes out.

Grab the button.

Pull in the direction of the blue arrow so the disk drive comes out.

Now make the highlighted side of the computer face towards you and open the lid of the computer.

Locate the hard drive cover locking tab. This locking tab has a switch in it which locks the locking tab.

Locate the switch that locks the locking tab (highlighted in green)

Slide the switch that locks the locking tab in the direction of the blue arrow.

Now slide the locking tab upwards. Then pull it towards you to uncover the hard drive bay.

Close the computer's lid once the hard drive tab is open

Locate the hard drive's pull tab and pull it towards you.

Locate the tab's lip.

Pull the lip down in the direction of the arrow.

Have this side of the laptop face towards you.

Locate this cover's lock tab.

Slide the lock tab in the direction of the blue arrow.

Locate the serial port's cover lip.

Pull the lip in the direction of the arrow

Now carefully flip the computer

Remove all of the highlighted screws with a JIS #0 screwdriver.

To remove the red one, I just took Julio (I call the ifixit Jimmy Julio, I think it's a better name) jammed it on the back side and levered it out.

I did the same with this one, but this one has a metal bracket on top that you have to take out first.

Flip the laptop back up and have this side face towards you.

Remove the pen from the handle

Then remove these two screws with a JIS #1 screwdriver.

Now flip the laptop back down.

Take out that one screw with a JIS #0 screwdriver, and the grill the screw is holding.

Remove those screws with a JIS #0 screwdriver, and remove the cover that those screws were holding.

Remove those screws with a JIT #0 screwdriver, and lift the back plate off. Note that the backplate has an O-ring between the chassi and the plate that may or may not have disintegrated and act as a glue, so you will have to pry very hard on that back plate.

Before removing anything from the inside, let's remove more of the outside.

Remove those screws with a JIS #1 screwdriver. Then flip the computer so you are facing the handle.

Now lift the pieces highlighted in purple up.

Take the handle out by lifting it up.

Thake out those screws with a JIS #0 screwdriver, and remove the speaker cover.

Take the power slider out by lifting it off.

Now it's the time we've all been waiting for. It's time to... take the keyboard out. flip the laptop open the lid and put it back as far as it will go.

Take those screws out using a JIS #0 screwdriver.

Close the lid, turn the laptop so you are facing the back of it and take out the screws on the second and third photos using a JIS #1 screwdriver.

Open the lid back up, and use some tool to pry up there. It's held down by some weird clips Panasonic likes to use, you could just yank it out. Don't worry, the clips aren't going to break.

Lift the keyboard from where I'm lifting it, and pull it towards the front of the laptop.

Remove the four screws highlighted here with a JIS #0 screwdriver.

CAREFULLY unplug each ribbon by VERY CAREFULLY pulling the black piece of the connector forwards.

Close the lid, and flip the laptop upside down. Ok, now let the real nightmare begin. Disconnect all of the antennas first, I have highlighted them in red.

Lift off that piece of tape and unscrew that screw.

Disconnect the big ribbon by pulling the black piece forwards.

Remove that piece of tape.

Disconnect the little ribbon by lifting the brown piece up.

Careful move the black piece with all the antennas away.

Use a JIS #0 screwdriver to unscrew all the screws highlighted.

Grab the board from where I'm grabbing it and carefully lift it up and away.

You should be left with two things, the board, which is in my hand, and the other little thing which may have fell down or not. (I highlighted it in red)

Remove that white piece of tape.

Now remove that ribbon, by pulling up on the brown flap.

Remove these two screws using a JIS #0 screwdriver, and take the board out.

Now grab this ribbon an free it from the black piece holding it.

Remove those black things on top of the brown release of the ribbon with some tweezers or something.

Should look like this.

Now unlock both ribbon cables.

Take both ribbon cables out.

Remove these pieces of tape.

Release the antenna cables from those clips.

And now remove those screws. Remove the black piece too.

Now grab the board from the same place I am, and lift it straight up.

Now take the highlighted screws out.

Take the top ram stick out.

Now grab this piece like I am and pull it out.

Grab the piece from where I am and hinge it backwards carefully. Don't yank it out because it has a ribbon we have to disconnect under it.

Remove that black square from on top of the brown unlock thing.

Pull the brown thing backwards so that it faces up.

Grab this piece from here and carefully hinge it backwards. Don't yank it, it's got a ribbon we have to disconnect underneath.

Unplug those two ribbons by lifting the black tab up.

Unscrew all those screws. Use a 5 mm Hex Socket to unscrew the vga and serial ports.

Grab the board from where I am and take it out.

Unclip only this antenna from the black clip of the piece that we left dangling around.

Now grab this board and take it out.

Remove the black piece on top of the two brown tabs.

Flip the brown tabs up and remove the ribbons.

Remove the black square on top of this one.

Flip the brown tab up and remove the ribbon.

Remove the black thing from on top of the brown tab.

Flip the brown tab up.

Unplug the bios battery.

Unplug those.

Remove those screws.

Grab this one, and hinge it back.

Like this.

Now remove those screws. Now you can take both things at once.

Remove the tape.

Unscrew and remove the brackets as much as you can. Beware there's an antenna passing through the gray bracket, and the other cable has not been disconnected.

Leave the brackets like this.

unplug the black antenna and the other yellow cable near by.

Should look like this now.

Remove both brackets fully.

Unroute this black antenna.

Unscrew.

Grab the things just like I do and take them out.

Unplug this ribbon.

Unplug those ones too.

Unplug those.

Now, finally, take this like I do and pull it out.

Unscrew those and lift up with force.

Unscrew the one and only screw that remains holding this mess together.

Unscrew those.

And flip the laptop back up, open the lid, and unscrew those.

Unscrew those.

Then close the lid, rorate it so the screen faces away from you, and unscrew those.

Unscrew it, then grab the piece like this and pull it up.

Now take this out.

And unplug the screen by firmly pulling on the white tape.

And when you flip it back, you will be greeted by the motherboard on the table.

You should know what to do by now, but I'll tell you anyway. Remove the tape.

Lift the brown thing up.

Remove the ribbon.

Remove the black square.

Pop the brown tab up, and disconnect the ribbon.

Unscrew those screws.

Grab the board like I do and remove it.

This is what the motherboard should be looking like.

Flip the board and remove the other ram stick.

Remove those screws.

Grab the wifi card like I do and take it out.

Congratulations, you are done with the motherboard. Lets get back to the case. Push the speaker out like this.

The speaker is actually made of a speaker and a driver, don't loose them.

Take out this one screw.

Lift the cooling pipe from where I am.

Unscrew those and take out the fan.

Don't loose those.

Just lift the bottom stopper.

Remove the screw.

And take it out.

Remember the piece we left dangling around on the inside? Let's remove only those antennas and take out the piece. (Finally!! I hear you say)

Now un-route the black antenna.

Flip the laptop back up, open the screen as far as it will go, and unscrew those.

Take the little bracket out.

Lift the little black piece out.

Take the blue antenna and carefully yank it out.

Unscrew the black antenna and pull it out.

Remove those screws.

Now use a JIS #1 screwdriver to remove these last two.

Remove these in the front too.

Grab them like this and remove them.

Take the long piece and remove it.

Unscrew both antennas.

Un-route them and take them out.

Time to take the screen apart. Start by removing those screws.

The screen is not glued together, but it has some kind of ancient O-ring that has welded itself between the two metal plates, so carefully pry the screen open.

It the last picture you can see the O-ring I'm talking about in the detached back plate.

Grab the lock tab and pull it up to remove it.

Now remove that tape and unplug the ribbon underneath.

Separate the screen from the frame. (Preferably without breaking the screen)

Take out those screws using a JIS #1 screwdriver.

Now remove the screen frame.

Remove those screws.

And finally, lift up the thing.

And there you go, you are actually done, unless you want to un glue the digitizer from the screen, there's nothing else to take out. Congratulations if you made it this far. Here is a little video of all the pieces I have taken out of the laptop. (and you should have too)