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Access to RAM and CPU from why! W253EU

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Time Required: 5 minutes
Difficulty: Very easy
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      • Turn off the computer.

      • Before each operation it is important to start with the removal of the accumulator.

      • Take the slide unlocked into position, remove the battery.

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      • Using a Philips #1 screwdriver, unscrew the 5 screws securing the cover.

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      • Push the screwdriver a few millimeters under the cover so that it can be touched with your fingers.

      • Now lift the cover carefully.

      • Attention! Disconnect the ventillator cable so that the cover can be completely removed (see next step).

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      • Since the ventillator is mounted under the cover, its power supply cable must first be disconnected so that the cover can then be completely removed.

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Conclusion

For reassembly, follow the instructions in reverse order.

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