⟐ Commented April 27, 2026 at 18:34 MST

⟐ Edited March 09, 2026 at 1:10 MST

I have a very specific problem on my Fujitsu Celsius H730.

I was interested in removing the battery to perform thermal paste substitution and cleaning of the internals, but it seems like I am stuck now. ⏎

Basically, one of the switches of the battery removal mechanism, in particular the one indicated with the number 2 on the manual, appears to be incomplete: only the bottom part of the mechanism is present, while the top one seems to be completely absent, comparing it with the user manual images. I tried to force the mechanism but it gets stuck at half excursion, and given that I was exerting a considerable amount of force, I preferred not going further, given the risk of breaking it.

I just wanted to ask if there is a way of removing the battery in absence of this switch; I was thinking that potentially disassembling the top of the chassis and acting on the mechanism on the inside might be a plausible solution. Unfortunately, my battery cannot be detached from the computer at this stage, so I'd have to proceed with extreme caution.

Hopefully you can see the issues in the images

I forwarded.

Thanks for your attention! Any advice would be helpful at this stage.

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⟐ Commented August 22, 2024 at 18:17 MST

I need to replace screen in my Lifebook T937, but it's very difficult to find exact same model. But there some damaged Lifebook S937's with good LCDs. My screen model is Sharp LQ133M1JW01B. It has to be exact same model. As far as I know, Fujitsu used this screen in both T and S Lifebook series for quite some time. I just need somebody to confirm that in S937 also was same screen model. Thanks for help!

⟐ Commented December 12, 2023 at 11:48 MST

⟐ Commented June 22, 2022 at 17:36 MST

No display at all, SSD light flashing, the battery is charging.

I have checked SSD ok, tried the external display not working as well.

i have also tried removing the bios battery for some days just to check bios.

The laptop was hardly ever used. Any solutions, please.

⟐ Commented December 04, 2021 at 18:30 MST

⟐ Commented October 25, 2020 at 12:52 MST

⟐ Commented April 08, 2020 at 0:10 MST

I have 2 Lifebook A152's to repair. (Yes A512, it’s not in the list)

First one:

Powers on. White screen appears. I can't use any buttons or anything to access Bios. Also, no output to external monitor either. (do you have to press buttons to get an external monitor working? I'm using HDMI and nothing is displaying).

- Note, After about 20 seconds, the screen goes blank, then back to white again, but now strangely, i can use the Fn. Keys to turn up and down the screen brightness... So i think behind the white, its actually getting past the boot section, and going into the windows part (due to being able to use brightness keys) BUT, it's still pure bright White.

Second one:

I stripped it RIGHT down so nothing is plugged in, not even the screen. Only the Motherboard, Ram and CPU a,d when u turn on? Fan spins for 2 seconds and it restarts itself. On, off, on, off, fan spins for a couple of seconds, loops, NOTHING on the display when plugged in.

- The only way to interrupt ot stop this, it to remove the RAM, so only the CPU and motherboard and powered, this causes the fan to spin for 2 seconds, then stop, and the power light to just keep flashing along with the power indicator on the front of the laptop.

Friends, please read this and please help. I could lose my job if i don't come up with some answers.

NOTE: On the A152 there is no Separate Graphics Chip, so it's not that causing the issue on either, and I've also removed and cleaned the Fan/Copper cooler piping and added arctic Silver paste to the CPU's of both, so it's not overheating in that sense.

Again, i really need some answers or ideas!

⟐ Commented September 08, 2019 at 11:28 MST