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Laptop opening ?
Hello Guys,
A friend of mine has asked me to repair his SONY PCG 9H1M, but unfortunately I never open a LAPTOP for servicing before. My mundane task is to repair all kind of PC Tower and kind but I never look into a Notebook. My question is how hard or daunting is to open a LAPTOP? Swapping the part or repairing is not a worry option but I mainly have a genuine qualms when it comes to open. Thanks a lot folks for your guidings and tips. Thierry.
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12-15-2008, 10:13 AM
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I replaced my screen in my Toshiba notebook earlier this year which involved completely disassembling the unit. I got some pretty good info from this site that helped me get the thing apart:
http://repair4laptop.org/
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12-15-2008, 10:58 AM
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Laptops are not hard to work on if you have good eyes (I keep a magnifying glass close by) and a very small Phillips tip screwdriver.
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