This is nearly the same disassembly procedure https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1knwZBByK2U The biggest issue is prying apart the case without breaking the plastic clips after removing the screws. I use credit cards and plastic drywall applicators. Still break them. As far as service manuals go, they'll likely eventually show up for users on sites like the manuals library if you can't find what you need on this users forum. Jack E/NJ
This is nearly the same disassembly procedure The biggest issue is prying apart the case without breaking the plastic clips after removing the screws. I use credit cards and plastic drywall applicators. Still break them. As far as service manuals go, they'll likely eventually show up for users on sites like the manuals library if you can't find what you need on this users forum. Jack E/NJ
Thanks, this procedure is detailed enough, but what about heatsink removal for reapplying thermal paste in the future?
I recently took my computer apart and i didn't realize i firts neaded to detach the hard drive. I ended up just taking the hard drive and the thing it connects to out and i am tryingbto figure oit where the ribbon i pulled out goes
I have an Acer A-715 71G. Is it possible to separate the two fans from the cooling structure (the two fans and the copper heat pipes) ? I know how to dismantle the whole structure, but I don"t know how to extract one fan in particular.
Yes you can separate each fan from the cooling structure, after removing the bottom laptop cover, remove the 2 screws from each fan and disconnect the 4-pin cable connecting each to the motherboard.
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I have an Acer A-715 71G. Is it possible to separate the two fans from the cooling structure (the two fans and the copper heat pipes) ? I know how to dismantle the whole structure, but I don"t know how to extract one fan in particular.
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Yes you can separate each fan from the cooling structure, after removing the bottom laptop cover, remove the 2 screws from each fan and disconnect the 4-pin cable connecting each to the motherboard.