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5

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                          5 - 10 minutes            

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Introduction

This guide serves the purpose of taking the users step by step through accessing and removing the touchpad on the HP Pavillion x360 14m-ba011dx laptop. The model number for this device is 1KT47UA. If your touchpad is not responding or is moving your cursor erratically, you may need to replace replace your touchpad.

What you need

Step 1

              Touchpad               
  • Remove the top left and right rubber pads closest to the hinge of the screen using a plastic spudger to locate the screws underneath. ​
  • Remove the following 6 screws from the bottom of the device using a Phillips #00 Screwdriver:
  • Remove two 7.5 mm screws.
  • Remove three 5 mm screws.
  • Remove one 6.5 mm screw.

Remove the top left and right rubber pads closest to the hinge of the screen using a plastic spudger to locate the screws underneath. ​

Remove the following 6 screws from the bottom of the device using a Phillips #00 Screwdriver:

Remove two 7.5 mm screws.

Remove three 5 mm screws.

Remove one 6.5 mm screw.

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Step 2

  • Push into the two screw holes located under the rubber pads with the screwdriver to pop the keyboard out slightly.
  • Do this with the screen open so that you do not damage the screen.
  • Do not remove the keyboard all the way.

Push into the two screw holes located under the rubber pads with the screwdriver to pop the keyboard out slightly.

Do this with the screen open so that you do not damage the screen.

Do not remove the keyboard all the way.

Step 3

  • Separate the keyboard from the rest of the device using a metal spudger around edges.
  • Pull up gently until you can see the cables attaching the keyboard to the motherboard.
  • Flip the small white clasps that hold the three cables to the motherboard open and unplug the cables.

Separate the keyboard from the rest of the device using a metal spudger around edges.

Pull up gently until you can see the cables attaching the keyboard to the motherboard.

Flip the small white clasps that hold the three cables to the motherboard open and unplug the cables.

Step 4

  • Flip the now removed keyboard over to expose the bottom side.
  • Unclasp the cable that connects the touchpad to the keyboard.
  • You can remove this cable the same way you removed the previous cables.
  • Remove the six 2.3 mm screws that attach the touch pad using a Phillips #00 Screwdriver.

Flip the now removed keyboard over to expose the bottom side. 

Unclasp the cable that connects the touchpad to the keyboard.

You can remove this cable the same way you removed the previous cables.

Remove the six 2.3 mm screws that attach the touch pad using a Phillips #00 Screwdriver.

Step 5

  • Pull off the metal piece holding the touchpad in place.
  • Remove the touchpad from the device.

Pull off the metal piece holding the touchpad in place.

Remove the touchpad from the device.

To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.

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