Introdução
This repair guide will show you step-by-step how to remove the back casing on your Chromebook and affectively remove your battery to replace it. The process is very simple and will take you around 20 minutes to complete.
O que você precisa
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Remove the 6.0mm Philips screws from around the battery. Make sure to disconnect the battery from the motherboard.
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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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It's not clear from these instructions how to actually disconnect the battery's wires from the main board... can you provide some guidance there?
PLS ANSWER MIKES QUESTION. You cant just remove the battery without disconnecting a wire which seems fragile so I can not go any further without this instruction. sighhhhhhdsgkhdsf;gklfxgbl;dfkbn; so annoying.
I replaced the battery, no problem Thank you Jake Van Loon and 4 others. My current problem is - in the process of replacing the battery the thin white strip that comes down from the top became disconnected. I notice in Step 4 of the Battery instructions that the strip is attached but in Step 5 is isnt. Can someone explain to me just how to reconnect that. Please. Any help is truely appreciated.
Fail. Screws are easy. That plug is worthless. There doesn’t appear to be an obvious way to unplug it. Some other videos show just pulling it off after removing the battery but then the surface mount plug breaks no matter how gentle. Please update to provide details on how to properly unplug the battery cable.
If anyone is still wondering about this: you just have to push back the metal clip on the mount. Then you can just lift off the connector.
To anyone still having problems with the battery connector…there is a silver metal retaining clip that needs to be slid away (move towards the Chromebook’s screen) to “unlock” the battery connector. Then you can use a spudger or similar tool to go under all the wires of the connector just behind the white plastic and gently pry upwards to release it.
Reconnecting is simply a matter or pressing the white plastic connector back down where it came from, then using a tool to slide the metal retaining clip back down into place over the white plastic connector. I have run into this clip here and there and it’s frustrating until you figure it out.
I got chromebook second hand with screws missing what size are ones at bottom touchpad end i tried 6mm but they push frame out
must be smaller if anyone can help
garry
LOL, when trying to replace mine, I tore that battery connector off the motherboard, it took some connections with it. Is it still repairable? Or do I need to give up on it?