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STEP 18
Disconnect one cable from the motherboard.
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STEP 19
Remove three screws securing the cooling assembly (fan and heat sink).
Disconnect the cooling fan cable from the motherboard.
Lift up and remove the cooling assembly.
Find a new fan here.
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STEP 20
Disconnect four connectors. The green arrow points to the DC-IN jack harness.
In this model the DC jack is plugged into the motherboard. If the jack is broken, you simply unplug the bad one from the motherboard and replace it with a new one. No soldering job needed.
Remove one screw securing the plastic tray. |
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STEP 21
Move all unplugged cables aside as it shown on this picture. |
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STEP 22
Remove one screw securing the motherboard.
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STEP 23
Lift up the motherboard and remove it from the cover. |
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STEP 24
The motherboard has been remove and ready to be replaced with a new one if needed.
In order to remove the processor (CPU) unlock the socket and lift up the processor. |
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