Lenovo Yoga C930-13IKB Motherboard Replacement

Escrito Por: Josiah Grayson Sawyer
  • Comentários: 10
Lenovo Yoga C930-13IKB Motherboard Replacement

Dificuldade

Moderate

Passos

20

Tempo necessário

30 - 45 minutes

Introdução

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    • Flip the device over so that the underside is facing up.

    • Remove the six 3.5 mm T5 Torx screws.

    From a shaky, vision impaired, 78-year-old. Provided tool kit is a must. READ ALL DIRECTIONS AND COMMENTS BEFORE STARTING! Lots of good advice. Remove stickers from top of old battery and pull to release battery adhesion. SLOWLY pull battery up and it will come out. Unplug harness AFTER freeing battery. I had most trouble installing the new battery on the two small posts under upper screw holes. Just be patient and it will work. Took me a total of 30 minutes to remove and install. Very happy with new battery and battery performance.

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    • Pry off the back cover using the plastic opening tool.

    • Loosen the back cover in multiple spots using the opening tool, then remove the whole back.

    • You may have to run the plastic tool along the edges until you find a small gap to separate the back cover from the laptop.

    • Do not use a metal tool when working with your device.

    The gap is so small that I wasn’t able to insert anything to pry the cover up. The suction cup tool lifted the cover off easily.

    Thomas Capobianco -

    There is a very convenient spot to begin the prying process. Up by the hinge, where the metal back turns in perpendicular to the edge to get around the hinge mechanism, there is a gap between the cover and the rest of the laptop where it can be pried up easily. From there it is easy to run a tool and widen the gap all the way around.

    Alex Yantis -

    I tried Thomas's suggestion first, and it worked like a charm: the suction cup took it right off.
    Instead of pushing the cup against the laptop I "pulled it flat" and placed it against the back, so it'd just suck onto it. (Didn't want to deform the laptop cover)

    Panopticon -

    Opening this up again to re-seat the SSD ...and find that Alex's suggestion is also very good. I would start with his suggestion and then move to Thomas's if the back doesn't just jump off.

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    • Carefully lift the cover off with your hands.

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    • Remove the screw ( 2 mm with a 5 mm head) that connect the SSD to the motherboard using a Phillips #00 screwdriver.

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    • Pinch the left side of the SSD card.

    • Pull gently to the left, horizontal to the laptop.

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    • Find the Wi-Fi card located on the right just above the battery. It is a green chip with a white label that says "Intel 9260" somewhere on it.

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    • Use a Phillips #00 screwdriver to remove the single 2 mm screw that attaches the card to the motherboard.

    This step is not needed unless you are transferring the card, the post that it is attached to is fixed to the main board not the case.

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    • Gently pull or use the iFixit opening tool to detach the black and white wires from the card.

    • When reassembling, these wires are difficult to reattach, so be patient. Line the wires up with your fingers and press down on the connections with the opening tool.

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    • Pinch the card on either side and pull to the right to unplug it from the motherboard.

    Again unless you are transferring the card it does not need to be removed as it is fixed to the main board.

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    • Remove the four 3 mm Phillips #0 screws from the fan assembly.

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    • Remove the four 2 mm Phillips #00 screws from the fans themselves.

    This is another redundant step since this is only to secure the fans to the heat pipe fan housing. And really tiny screws to lose.

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    • Unscrew the three 3 mm Phillips #0 screws on the heatsink.

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    • Use a plastic opening tool to remove the two small, white power cable connectors for each of the two fans.

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    • Gently lift the fan assembly out of the laptop.

    • Be sure to clean and reapply thermal paste to the heatsink during reassembly.

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    • Using the Halberd Spudger, gently lift the black tab on top of each of the five ZIF connectors for the ribbon cables. Then pull the cables out from the connectors.

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    • Using the reverse tweezers, gently pull out the small black cable towards the top right of the motherboard.

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    • Using two plastic opening tools gently unplug the white speaker cable connector from the bottom left of the motherboard.

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    • Using the plastic opening tool, gently pry up on the metal tabs of the two display cables to remove the cables from the top right corner of the motherboard.

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    • Remove the fourteen 3 mm Phillips #00 screws that hold in the motherboard.

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    • While gently grasping each side of the motherboard, carefully lift the assembly out.

Conclusão

To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.

Autor(a)

Josiah Grayson Sawyer

Membro desde: 17/09/20

514 Reputação

2 comentários

This is a great step-by-step walk-through. I went into replace a keyboard with all the wrong tools with me and I found out the client ordered the wrong keyboard thankfully no liquid damage inside. I found a few steps that were not required unless you were doing a parts swap to another system. I managed to instead clean out the keys without breaking the key caps and somehow the wrong keyboard had the right donor parts to fix the arrow key.

Can I really say I completed this when I ended up not replacing the keyboard?

FYI keep your liquids away from your computer!

I do have to say this system is pretty serviceable, cough if the manufacturer has parts.

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Thank you for this step by step. It worked a treat!

Anne Carpenter -