Einleitung
This guide will show you how to replace a broken motherboard. Coming out with the motherboard are the speakers, sim card tray, and charging ports, so this guide should be used to replace any of these components as well. Replacing your motherboard should solve problems with your device not turning on or malfunctioning, if you have already tried replacing the battery.
Was du brauchst
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Start by holding your Toshiba tablet faced up.
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Flip the tablet from left to right so that you are able to see the back of the tablet.
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Hold tablet and be ready to continue onto the next steps.
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Insert a plastic opening tool in the back case of the tablet to free the clips.
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Begin to pull the tool up slightly and work your way around the tablet to free all the clips.
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Hold back lid with your right hand and keep lifting to remove the back lid.
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Pull the back lid from right to left and top to bottom.
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Once you disconnect the back lid, place lid aside.
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Use plastic spudger to remove the attached battery wires by pushing the plastic wire holder from right to left on top and bottom part of plastic holder.
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Start by using your left hand on the top left corner on the battery.
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Then, begin to lift and work your way around the battery.
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Once you take off the back case and battery, set tablet screen faced down.
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Unscrew the 11 screws shown in the markups with a Phillips #00 screwdriver.
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BE AWARE: Screws are extremely small.
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Before taking off motherboard, grab tweezers to peel off tape on the two ribbons marked on the picture.
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Once tape is removed, use the same tweezers to carefully pull the ribbons downwards to disconnect from motherboard.
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Once black compartment is off, you will be prepared to disconnect motherboard.
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Carefully lift motherboard upwards with the black compartment.
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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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