Toshiba Laptop and Notebook Disassembly Manuals

TOSHIBA PORTEGE S100
How to take apart notebook

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Taking apart Toshiba Portege S100 notebook

How to take apart Toshiba Portege S100 notebook.

A few things to know before you start taking your laptop apart

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STEP 1

Remove notebook battery.
Remove one screw securing modem and memory cover. Remove the memory/modem cover.
Remove one screw securing wireless card. Remove the wireless card cover.
Remove one screw securing hard drive cover. Remove the hard drive cover.

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STEP 2

Lift up the hard drive and to pull it to the right. Disconnect hard drive from the connector. Remove hard drive.
Disconnect antenna cables from the wireless card. Remove wireless card.
Remove two screws securing the modem. Lift up modem and disconnect cable from the right side. Remove modem card.

   

STEP 3

Remove all screws from the laptop bottom.
Disconnect two cables in the modem bay.

   

STEP 4

You can do this step before all other steps.
Remove one screw securing the DVD drive. Remove DVD drive.

   

STEP 5

Remove the keyboard bezel with a flathead screwdriver.

   

STEP 6

Remove both speaker covers.

   

STEP 7

Remove three screws securing the keyboard.
Remove the keyboard mounting bracket.

   

STEP 8

Lift up the keyboard and turn it over.
Carefully unlock the keyboard connector on the motherboard and disconnect keyboard cable.
Remove the keyboard.

   
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