The keyboard will lift up a little bit and will not allow the latch to lock again. The brown tab must stat attached to the white base. Do not move it too far. Do not separate it from the connector base.
On the following picture the connector is shown in the unlocked position. As you see, the brown tab still attached to the base but the cable is released now. When the bottom cover removed you can access the cooling fan, wireless card, processor and hard drive. Can you help me in this fault. It looks just like mine. Any tips before I brave opening it up? I could be wrong, but one of the possible locations is between the hard drive and modem, under the yellow tape.
Look at the step Remove the memory cover and remove the model. If the battery located where I said, you should be able to see it. Jim Reid….. Neil Hahn…If your is the same as the NR11s, the you should remove the heat sink and fan to get access to the power jack assembly. Mother board, power button board under the Mobo , speaker, must all be removed before you can do this, however.
Worked like a charm. Finally found a useful guide to remove my aunts hard drive. Thanks a bunch. Nice detail on how to replace the hard drive. Hi I am also having problems accessing and repacing the power jack for this laptop. I removed the fan and speaker but it is encased in a plastic surround that does not budge or have any screws visible. Any info or diagrams that anyone knows about ould be great.
Excellent guide. Unfortunately 2 wks down the line and GPU failed again. Obviously pushed the laptop to its limit by running Furmark benchmarks almost 3 times daily and reaching 85c max! Steps followed: 1 Cleaned GPU with arctic clean 2 refluxed it with liquid flux 3 Used heatgun for 50 secs at c to melt the solder in conjuction with the liquid flux 4 Applied thermal paste and put heatsink and laptop back together.
Great instructions!!! I used these directions to take my VGN-NR apart for a wireless switch on the front of the notebook that was not working. Thanks for the assistance!!! The CMOS battery is in my case bright green in color and a little smaller than two dimes though thicker. This is NOT on the side shown in step So after step 17, keep working as mentioned by others, if you want to reset the bios. Got a ton of files to give back to my friend, the owner of the laptop. I disconnected the tiny white connector from the usb board to the motherboard, and freed some cables here and there.
By reassembly time, I found the usb board connector had slipped off the wires. Rather than guess at the wiring, I just left the 2-port USB board disconnected but still in place — small loss.
I was able to unplug and replug the white connector from the CMOS battery without fully releasing the motherboard from the chassis. On reconnect, I also noticed the blue ribbon had become disconnected see step 8 picture. I flipped up the connector and reinserted the ribbon cable, just before I inserted keyboard again. I have a few more pictures, including one showing cmos battery. If author would like them, please contact me you have my email from the post , and you can add them if you like.
I should add on… After the battery trick to clear CMOS config data, I was able to boot into the bios and check all the screens etc. I was also able to do a Restore of the whole disk and get the system working again. There were two issues along the way….
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