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07-21-2018 11:43 AM
Hello,
after following the detailed instructions for repacing the primary RAM, I got stuck at trying to
remove the Keyboard along the same instructions, saying: loosen 3 screws at the bottom,
unlock 4 locks at the front.
Then, the keyboard lets itself be lifted fully at the far left hand side (front of laptop towards me),
gradually less so to the right side and it remains firmly fixed for the last few centimeters,
as if there would be astill nother but nowhere mentioned nor shown 4th screw hidden somewhere.
Please reply if you know how to proceed, or what I might be doing wrong in the first place.
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07-22-2018 08:18 AM
It's easy, actually, and hereby completely solved: put a tiny screwdriver at the top righ hand side between the keyboard and the sideboard, press the keyboard just 0.01" to the left and UP it comes, while still pulling of course.
You can watch the necessary action in this video on youtube, but must skip all the superfluous additional screw and spy around actions, and start immediately at 4'39" (from total 14'50" ) to see it being done succesfully.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KMDvX0Xz02Q
Note, however, how this necessary extra trick is nowhere to be found in official and regular instruction videos.
Thanks anyway.
07-22-2018 08:18 AM
It's easy, actually, and hereby completely solved: put a tiny screwdriver at the top righ hand side between the keyboard and the sideboard, press the keyboard just 0.01" to the left and UP it comes, while still pulling of course.
You can watch the necessary action in this video on youtube, but must skip all the superfluous additional screw and spy around actions, and start immediately at 4'39" (from total 14'50" ) to see it being done succesfully.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KMDvX0Xz02Q
Note, however, how this necessary extra trick is nowhere to be found in official and regular instruction videos.
Thanks anyway.