How to disassemble Dell Studio 1. In this guide I explain how to disassemble a Dell Studio 1. I’ll show how to take it apart completely and remove all major parts. Before you start, make sure the computer is powered off and battery removed. STEP 1. Start the disassembly process with removing the service cover secured by three screws. STEP 2. Under the cover you’ll get an access to both memory modules, hard drive, wireless card and CMOS battery. Also, some Dell Studio 1. WWAN and WPAN cards. Dell Studio 1557![]() Dell LCD Screens; eMachines LCD Screens. Dell STUDIO 1557 Laptop Screens. Includes tools for screen replacement, battery replacement. Studio 1557 LCD Screen free install & repair guide. Learn how to install and replace the laptop LCD Screen on a Dell Studio 1555/1557. Studio 1557 LCD Cable free install & repair guide: Home. Learn how to install and replace the laptop LCD Display Cable on a Dell Studio 1555/1557/1558 laptop. Dell Studio 1558 Service Manual. Dell Alienware M17xR4 LCD Back Cover Removal and Installation Dell Studio 1555/1557/1558 Repair Manual · Dell. Remove four screws securing the hard drive. Slide the hard drive to the right to disconnect it from the motherboard. STEP 3. Lift up and remove the hard drive. If you replacing the hard drive, you’ll have to transfer mounting brackets to the new one. My Dell Studio 1.
It can take up to 8. GB total (up to 4. Dell Studio 1557 Repair Manuals . Dell Studio 1557 Beep Codes Diagnostic. Learn how to install and replace the laptop LCD Screen on a Dell Studio 1555/1557. GB RAM in each slot). If you want to use more than 4. Dell 1557 DriversGB RAM, you’ll have to run a 6. STEP 5. Remove one screw securing the center control cover. STEP 6. Carefully lift up the upper side of the center control cover and slide it towards the display. STEP 7. Remove the center control cover. STEP 8. Remove two screws securing the keyboard. STEP 9. Lift up the keyboard and place it upside down on the palm rest. Be careful. The keyboard still attached to the motherboard. There are two ribbon cables running from the keyboard to the motherboard. Before you can remove the keyboard, it’s necessary to unlock both connectors and release cables. STEP 1. 0. You can unlock both connectors using the same method. Lift up the right side of the locking tab. It will open up at a 9. STEP 1. 1. On the following picture the connector shown in the unlocked position. Now you can pull the cable from the connector. Open up another connector using same method. STEP 1. 2. Remove the keyboard. Now you can replace it with a new one if needed. STEP 1. 3. Disconnect both antenna cables from the wireless card. If you have WWAN and WPAN cards installed, disconnect antenna cables from them too. I would suggest making notes how those cables are connected. STEP 1. 4. Unroute all antenna cables. Remove two screws securing display hinges on the bottom. STEP 1. 5. Disconnect shown display cables from the motherboard. STEP 1. 6. Unroute display cables and pull antenna cables though the opening in the top cover. Remove two screws securing the display hinges. STEP 1. 7. Lift up and remove the display assembly. In one of the following posts I explain how to take apart the display assembly and remove the LCD screen. STEP 1. 8. Remove eight screws from the bottom. STEP 1. 9. Remove ten more screws from the top cover. Disconnect shown cables from the motherboard. STEP 2. 0. Start separating the top cover assembly from the bottom cover. STEP 2. 1. Continue separating the top cover. I’m using a guitar pick as a case cracker. STEP 2. 2. Lift up and remove the top cover assembly. STEP 2. 3. Remove one screw securing the CD/DVD optical drive. STEP 2. 4. Lift up the front side of the CD/DVD optical drive and disconnect it from the motherboard. STEP 2. 5. Remove four screws securing the Express. Card board. STEP 2. Remove the Express. Card board. As you noticed, I disconnected cables from the card itself and left them connected to the motherboard. STEP 2. 8. Remove six screws securing the motherboard. Disconnect three shown cables from the motherboard. STEP 2. 9. Lift up the right side of the motherboard and carefully pull it from the bottom case. STEP 3. 0. Remove the motherboard. STEP 3. 1. On the bottom side of the motherboard you’ll get an access to the cooling module (cooling fan and heat sink). If the cooling fan and heat sink look dusty, you can blow it off with compressed air. Also, cleaning the cooling module will fix any possible laptop overheating issues. STEP 3. 2. If you would like to replace the cooling module or apply new thermal grease on the CPU, you’ll have to remove it. Loosen six screws securing the cooling module and disconnect the cooling fan cable from the motherboard. Now you can separate the cooling module from the motherboard and access the CPU. STEP 3. 3. The DC jack (power connector) in Dell Studio 1. The DC jack attached to the power harness which can be unplugged from the motherboard (we did it in the step 2. If your DC jack failed, just replace the entire DC jack harness. It’s possible this guide will work for some other Dell Studio models. You can support my work! It takes hours to create one disassembly guide and only a minute to donate.
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