Lenovo Flex 6-11IGM Motherboard Replacement

Introducción

This guide shows how to remove the motherboard from the Lenovo Flex 6-11IGM laptop. The motherboard is necessary for the laptop's functions, as it contains the central processor. It is important to make sure the battery is unplugged to ensure that no electricity shocks you or short circuits the component.

Qué necesitas

Paso 1 Back Panel

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Flip the device over and lay it down with the underside facing upwards.

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Paso 2

Remove the ten screws with a Phillips #00 screwdriver.

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Paso 3

Using a plastic opening tool, make your way around the edge of the laptop.

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Paso 4

After making sure the back panel is completely free from the body, remove the back panel.

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Paso 5 RAM

Aviso: los pasos 5-7 provienen de una guía que está marcada como "En progreso".

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Insert a plastic opening pick in the ribbon cable housing, flip the black part up, and pull the cable out with your fingers.

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Paso 6

Remove the four 3.5mm Phillips #0 screws that secure the heat sink.
Remove the four 3.5 mm Phillips #0 screws that secure the heat sink.

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Paso 7

Ram chips are soldered onto motherboard and cannot be removed.

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Paso 8 Motherboard

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Disengage the cable located above the left speaker.
Disengage the ribbon cable located directly above the battery using the blue pick.
Disengage the battery cable directly above the ribbon cable housing.
Disengage the CMOS battery cable located to the right of the battery cable.
Remove the display cable located directly above the button battery.
Disengage the secondary display cable located directly to the left of the display cable.

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Paso 9

Using a Phillips #0 screwdriver, remove the five 3.5 mm screws that secure the motherboard.
Using a Phillips #0 screwdriver, remove the one 3.5 mm screw that secures the Wi-Fi chip, located above the button battery.

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