Dell Inspiron 17R-N7010 Palm Rest Replacement

Introdução

This guide will cover how to replace the palm rest component of a Dell Inspiron 17R-N7010 computer and show how to access the inner hardware of the laptop, including but not limited to, the motherboard, fans, and processors.

Before using this guide, make sure that the computer is powered off and that you are in a clean and clear workspace where it will be easy to keep track of all parts.

This guide requires basic knowledge of how to use tools like a screwdriver and a spudger. Remember to take your time when using the spudger and to not rush. It may take longer but you will get the job done right if you take your time when attempting this guide.

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Passo 1 Battery

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Flip over the laptop so the back is facing upwards.
Locate the battery compartment.
Make sure your laptop is turned off before disassembly.

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Passo 2

Slide both locks away from the center of the battery.
After you hear a click, pull out the battery.

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Passo 3 Palm Rest

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Remove the four screws from the back panel.
Flip the laptop over and open it to view the keyboard.
Disconnect the keyboard from the laptop by lifting up the latch holding the ribbon cable in place.

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Passo 4

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Close the laptop and flip it over so the bottom is facing upwards.
Remove the two screws from the small panel.
Remove the small back panel.
Slide the CD drive out of the laptop.
Remove the three screws from the CD drive slot.

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Passo 5

This step is tricky and can feel like you are breaking the laptop. Follow the next steps with caution to avoid damaging the laptop.
Remove the top cover by inserting a spudger under the surface.
Working clockwise, pry upwards with the spudger to detach the clips.