HP Chromebook 14-ca061dx Battery Replacement

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Última actualización: May 7, 2024

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If your HP Chromebook 14-ca061dx is not charging, won’t turn on, or continuously shuts off by itself and you have determined that that battery needs replacing, you can replace it with this guide. Be sure to remove all the internal pieces with caution, for they can be broken easily. Before opening up the Chromebook, make sure the battery is completely drained because having a charged battery could be a hazard.

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Paso 1 Keyboard

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Herramienta utilizada en este paso:

Tweezers

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Flip the Chromebook to the underside with the hinge at the top.
Remove the seven, small rubber stoppers using angled tweezers.

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Paso 2

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Remove the two bigger rubber stoppers using a metal spudger.

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Paso 3

Remove the seven 6mm Phillips #00 screws found underneath the stoppers.

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Paso 4

Remove the two 9mm Phillips #1 screws.

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Paso 5

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Flip the Chromebook over and open the cover.
Insert the iFixit opening tool into the edge of the keyboard, near the mouse pad.
By lifting the tool at an angle, work the tool around the entire perimeter of the keyboard.
You will hear a popping noise when you disconnect the keyboard.

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Paso 6

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Lift the keyboard from the mouse pad.
Lift the keyboard carefully, because there are cables connecting the keyboard to the base and they may break.
Use your finger or the spudger tool to flip up the black locking flap.
Grab the black cable and pull away from the motherboard.
Carefully lift the black piece up, because it is fragile and can break easily.