Lenovo Ideapad Y510P Network Card Replacement Repair Guide

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7

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                          20 minutes            

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Introduction

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Step 1

              Network Card               

• Slide the left battery lock to the left
• While holding the right battery lock to the right, pull the battery out.

Slide the left battery lock to the left

While holding the right battery lock to the right, pull the battery out.

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Step 2

• Slide the disk drive lock up.
• While holding the lock in the middle of the laptop up, remove the disk drive

Slide the disk drive lock up.

While holding the lock in the middle of the laptop up, remove the disk drive

Step 3

• Unscrew all nine of the backplate screws with a #0 Phillips screwdriver.

Unscrew all nine of the backplate screws with a #0 Phillips screwdriver.

Step 4

• Carefully pry the backplate off of the laptop.

Carefully pry the backplate off of the laptop.

Step 5

• Pry the wireless antenna connectors off of the network card.
• Be careful not to damage the connectors on the wireless card.

Pry the wireless antenna connectors off of the network card.

Be careful not to damage the connectors on the wireless card.

Step 6

• Unscrew the screw holding the network card in place with a #0 Phillips screwdriver

Unscrew the screw holding the network card in place with a #0 Phillips screwdriver

Step 7

• Slide the network card out of the connector.

Slide the network card out of the connector.

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

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John Santhosh - Apr 14, 2018

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