Difficulty

Very easy

Steps

5

Time Required

                          10 - 15 minutes            

Sections

2

  • Battery
  • 2 steps
  • RAM
  • 3 steps

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Introduction

It is important to remove the battery before following these instructions. It will ensure no electrical discharge to occur. If you are unsure at all about how to remove the battery please refer to the battery repair guide for this item.

What you need

Step 1

              Battery               
  • Make sure that the computer is turned off and is disconnected from external power source.
  • Turn it upside down and locate the battery release switch.

Make sure that the computer is turned off and is disconnected from external power source.

Turn it upside down and locate the battery release switch.

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Step 2

  • While holding the switch in the open position, lift out the battery.
  • If you plan to work on any internal laptop components, press and hold the power button for 5 seconds. This will dissipate any residual charge on the motherboard to prevent electrical shock when you begin to handle it.

While holding the switch in the open position, lift out the battery.

If you plan to work on any internal laptop components, press and hold the power button for 5 seconds. This will dissipate any residual charge on the motherboard to prevent electrical shock when you begin to handle it.

Step 3

              RAM               
  • Turn the computer over, screen closed, so that the underside is showing
  • Locate the two screws as shown and remove them.
  • Use a small phillips head screwdriver

Turn the computer over, screen closed, so that the underside is showing

Locate the two screws as shown and remove them.

Use a small phillips head screwdriver

Step 4

  • Remove plastic cover carefully
  • There will be two RAM sticks as shown
  • Using your fingers, pull the sides apart that are holding the RAM in place. This will release the RAM.

Remove plastic cover carefully

There will be two RAM sticks as shown

Using your fingers, pull the sides apart that are holding the RAM in place. This will release the RAM.

Step 5

  • Carefully remove old/damaged RAM sticks and replace with new ones.

Carefully remove old/damaged RAM sticks and replace with new ones.

To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.

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bejtommywy - Jun 21, 2012

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If upgrading RAM, a black DOS based screen will show stating “the amount of RAM in system has changed”, wait 1minute and the computer will beep and prompt for F1 (boot normally) or F2 (run system setup utility). Pressing F2 and waiting some time will allow the computer to reconfigure and then boot into Windows normally.