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Toshiba Satellite A35. Complete laptop disassembly.
A few things to know before you start taking your laptop apart
How to clean heatsink and CPU fans to fix overheating in a Satellite A35 laptop
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STEP 1
Remove battery.
Remove wireless card cover, memory cover and heatsink cover.
The heatsink cover is secured by two torx screws. |
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STEP 2
Carefully unsnap both wireless antenna cables from the wireless card using your fingers.
Spread latches on both sides of the wireless card and remove the card.
Remove both memory modules.
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STEP 3
Remove four screws from the heatsink.
Unlock the CPU socket by turning the lock (screw) into unlocked position.
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STEP 4
Carefully lift up and remove the heatsink.
The CPU will come out together with the heatsink.
Be carefull with the CPU pins.
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STEP 5
Now you'll have to separate the CPU from the heatsink.
Insert flathead screwdriver between the CPU and the heatsink and carefully separate the CPU.
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STEP 6
Keep the CPU inside the socket to prevent any damage.
Unlock the socket, insert the CPU back into the socket and lock it.
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