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If you have a problem with the keyboard or trackpad and need to replace it, clean the dust in the system fan or gain component access this guide will show you how to remove the palmrest.
Guide notes
- While the keyboard cable is very long, the trackpad cable is substantially shorter. Use caution when disconnecting the trackpad connector.
- In order to disassemble this system, it needs to be disassembled top to bottom. Make sure the keyboard, trackpad and power button are disconnected before removing the palmrest.
- This is a difficult repair. It is a good idea to have a way to sort your screws as there will be two screws to remove the palmrest. This laptop uses multiple screw lengths.
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Shut the laptop down until it is hibernated or shut off. Do not remove power until both lights turn off.
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Once the computer is off, remove the battery. Switch the locking tab to the unlocked position.
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Remove the battery. Pull the battery forward and remove it from the laptop.
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Remove the screw that holds the optical drive in. To do this, use a Phillips #0 screwdriver. Slide the optical drive out once the screw is removed.
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With the palmrest screws removed, remove the screws under the optical drive. Use a Phillips #000 screwdriver.
Mine has been worn out due to excessive use. What should I use to remove this screw?
Ahmed Khan - 답글
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Once the battery and optical drive are removed, remove the 11 Phillips #0 screws that secure the palmrest.
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This screw is hidden by a sticker. If lost/damaged, it is cosmetic.
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Not found on all models. On some models, there are screws in this area. If you see screws here, they must be removed.
Caution: There are two additional screws on some models in the battery pack area on the far left and right of single screw shown in the picture above. Make sure to remove those screws as they are also securing the back of the palm rest to the computer.
Good catch. I made the assumption all machines in the P series come apart the same way since multiple chassis in the same line are rare. What model machine do you have?
Now that I’ve looked at my picture, I think I know what you’re talking about. I think you’re taking about the square areas that were never used on my machine?
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I added a marker to account for this. I meant to do it sooner, but it slipped past me. Let me know if I put the markers in the wrong location. I have not seen one of these, so I don’t know with 100% certainty.
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Remove the hinge caps. To do this, remove the rubber pads. Use a Phillps #0 screwdriver.
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Remove the screws under the hinge caps. To do this, use a Phillps #0 screwdriver.
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Run a plastic tool around all 3 sides of the palmrest. Once they are loose, disconnect the keyboard and trackpad. Flip the black plastic tabs on the connectors up and disconnect the cables.
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Once the keyboard and trackpad are disconnected, the palmrest can be lifted up. In some cases, further prying may be needed.
>Step 8 Remove the palmrest
>Do not remove the palmrest.
lolwut
Not sure if you’re being serious or sarcastic. If you’re serious, it says it in the line you quoted that from why it has to wait.
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This is very difficult to remove. I managed to get the hard drive removed without removing it completely. The corners would not come loose and I didn’t want to risk cracking the palmrest.
The trick I’ve used on this HP chaissis is I will go over the back tabs with more attention then the rest, and then go over it again just to be sure.
The alternative is to buy anything else that isn’t awful to service, but sadly if you own it you can’t do much about it.
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- Teemu ParkkunenEDIT: On my previous comment I mentioned that DiskGenius was the the only working option for this Windows 8.1 Pavillion cloning. Now it turned out that the target SSD was faulty. There was bad sector on boot area. This may have contributed to the fact that cloning was a hit or miss process. So feel free to try any cloning sofware.
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With the keyboard and trackpad disconnected, disconnect the power button. Flip the black tab up and remove the palmrest.
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To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
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My power button is bad and my mouse track stopped working. I couldn't find a replacement for it. What can I do?
hi where can i source a replacement palm rest assembly for my hp pavilion 15 2015. its the same as the first laptop picture
Oche Ejiga - 답글
You have the US ENG keyboard most likely. I posted the parts list as new steps (762529-001 or 762530-001). Verify it based on the part number sticker to be absolutely sure though but that is likely a match.
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Hi my hinge broke off and so was some of my speaker. Plus, its making my screen close on its own and I can't keep it still. :( Where can I get a replacement for the palmrest, keyboard, and touchpad? My model for my hp pavillion laptop is: 3C310UA#ABA
Parts laptop, or a junk laptop with a bad motherboard (BIOS lock or dead power). The bare part tends to be ~$150+ if it's available and will only get worse as they become hard to find.
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Hola, necesito ayuda con mi laptop y no se a quien dirigirme. Me podéis echar una mano a montarlo, que lo he desmontado y ahora estoy en un lio.
