HP 2000 - 2D22DX Keyboard Assembly Replacement
必要な工具と部品
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Flip the device over and locate the battery compartment.
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Slide the battery release latch to the left until the battery is detached from its slot.
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A distinguishable pop will be heard when the battery is fully released.
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Slowly pull the battery out of its slot, being careful not to damage any of the connectors in the process.
how long does that lithium battery next to the hard drive last.
do you ever have to replace it?
which item does it powers?
hope to here from you soon
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Locate all seven Phillips head screws around the borders of the plastic chassis.
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Locate the small Phillips head screw next to the wireless chip.
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Using a #00 Phillips head screwdriver, remove all eight screws listed above.
what is the point in removing these screws? They have nothing to do with the keyboard.
Also you missed a screw by the wifi card.
These screws have no connection with the keyboard.
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Locate the fourteen clips in the small gap that runs between the keyboard assembly and the chassis.
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Using a plastic opening tool, slowly press down the keyboard clips and begin pulling the keyboard upwards.
I've been struggling trying to pry the keyboard off of those clips, but all I can do is pull out individual keys.
If you’re having trouble un-clipping the keyboard from above (like I was), the HP service manual suggests flipping the machine over, pushing a screwdriver into the keyboard screw hole, and pulling the three latches in the battery compartment until they click. Then, it’s pretty easy to get a spudger underneath the top edge of the keyboard and work it across that edge to undo the remaining clips.
Manual (keyboard removal on pg 59): http://h10032.www1.hp.com/ctg/Manual/c03...
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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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Step 5, 6, and 7 are completely unnecessary. You do not need to remove all those screws to replace the keyboard. You only need to remove the Hard Drive panel bolt in step 3, and the bolt in step 8 that has a keyboard logo next to it. You can confirm that this is the only bolt necessary to remove by viewing the underneath of the keyboard in step 10.
Agree with Keil, steps 5-7 are unnecessary, but an interesting experience. 63-year old grandma successfully replaced the keyboard so granddaughter can have a computer. Thanks for the great instructions!
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