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Remove the single screw holding the accessory plate. This is a PH0 2.0x2.5 screw.
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Pry the accessory plate up from the back of the laptop by applying force upwards where the screw was removed.
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Remove the PM 2.0x2.5 screw with the PH#0 Screwdriver attachment that is shown at the corner of the Solid State Drive.
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After you have removed the screw, the Solid State Drive should lift up.
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Use the plastic opening tool to pry the hard drive away from the board. Notice that there is a slit centered at the back of where the hard drive is sitting. This is where you'll insert the plastic opening tool as shown in the photo. Finally, pry with the plastic opening tool to remove the hard drive.
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Firmly grasp the connector's base as shown and pull to remove from the hard drive.
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Remove the highlighted rubber stoppers with a metal spudger as pictured. They should expose a screw that you will need to remove in a later step.
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Remove plastic cover highlighted. It should expose a screw that you will need in a later step.
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Remove all highlighted screws with PH 1 screwdriver. These screws are PM 2.0x2.5.
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Remove all highlighted screws from the battery access area. These are PM 1.5x2.0 screws
These were very tricky for me, I ended up with one nonfunctional screw, it seemed as if the 00 was a bit too large for the screw.
Use the PH0 bit for this step.
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Remove screws highlighted with PH1 screwdriver from accessory plate area.These are PM 2.5x3.0 screws
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Remove screws highlighted with PH1 screwdriver from accessory plate area. These are PM 2.5x4.5 screws
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Pry open back plate area with plastic opening tool. The back plate should pry open with relative ease. If you feel some resistance at any point please refer to steps 2-5 because a screw has probably been missed.
Missing the step to disconnect hard drive connector
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To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
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