FIELD REPLACEABLE UNIT DOCUMENTATION
TM
Satellite Pro
6100 Series
| TOP COVER REMOVAL | VIDEO BOARD REMOVAL | ||||
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| harness |
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| PJ5002 |
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| PJ5001 |
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| PJ302 |
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| PJ310 |
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| PJ122 |
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Left/Rigth speaker cable IPS membrane switch | Video board | M2x4 brass screws | ||||
4. | Disconnect the left speaker cable from PJ310 and the | 1. Remove three 2x4 brass screws securing the video | ||||
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| right speaker cable from PJ311 on the top board. | board. |
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5. | Disconnect the LCD/FL harness from PJ5002/5001 and | 2. Disconnect the video board from PJ100 on the | ||||
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| the IPS membrane switch from PJ122 on the video board. | system board. |
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6. | Lift out the top cover assembly. |
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Note: When re- installing the top cover, ensure that the bluetooth
coaxial cable is properly routed to the Bluetooth slot.
COOLING MODULE REMOVAL | CPU REMOVAL | ||
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Close
M2.5x6 black
flat head CPU
screws lock
CPU
Cooling module
Open
M2X4 brass screws | PJ8770 | Fan cable |
1.Disconnect the fan cable from PJ8770 on the top board.
2.Remove two M2.5x6 black flat head screws and four M2x4 brass screws securing the cooling module.
3.Lift out the cooling module.
Silicone grease
1.Insert a flat head screwdriver in the CPU lock and rotate it
2.Lift out the CPU.
NOTE: When installing the CPU, make sure that a silicone grease is applied before attaching the heat sink. Please refer to
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