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Dell Latitude X300 Built-In Speakers Replacement
Dell Latitude X300 Built-In Speakers Replacement This guide will show you how to remove and replace the built in speakers in the Dell Latitude X300.
Written By: Elai Fresco
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TOOLS: Phillips #0 Screwdriver (1) Phillips #00 Screwdriver (1)
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Step 1 — Battery
Before removing the battery from the laptop, make sure the power is off.
Push both battery locking clips outward at the same time.
Slide the battery out of the laptop.
Step 2
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Step 3 — Keyboard
Remove the 44 mm screws on the bottom of the laptop using a #0 screw driver.
Step 4
Turn the laptop over carefully, and open the screen all the way.
Locate the slot to remove the keyboard in the lower left hand corner.
Using a flat screw driver as a lever, insert it into the slot and gently pry up gently.
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Step 5
After the keyboard pops up, pull the keyboard away from the screen just enough to release the tabs.
Don’t pull the keyboard out forcefully as there is still a ribbon attached to the laptop.
Step 6
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Unlock the ZIF connector on the computer by pushing the two outside tabs toward the screen.
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Step 7
Remove the flexible ribbon from ZIF connector.
Do not pull on the ribbon to remove it from the ZIF connector.
Step 8 — Palm Rest/Track Pad
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Turn laptop upside down so the bottom is facing up.
Remove the 3 #0 4 mm screws holding the bottom of the palm rest.
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Step 9
Turn the laptop back over and open screen all the way.
Remove the 6 #0 4 mm screws holding in the palm rest.
Gently lift up on the palm rest and rotate it outward so the bottom is now facing up.
Step 10
The ribbon attached to the track is short and extremely delicate. Use care when moving the palm rest.
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Step 11
Lift up on the small ZIF connector and remove ribbon.
If ribbon seems stuck gently wiggle it to remove but do not pull ribbon with great force.
Step 12 — Built-In Speakers
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Remove the #00 4 mm screws holding the speakers in place.
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Step 13
Gently pull the speaker cable out.
If the wire is tight, wiggle it back and forth but don’t apply too much force.
Do not use the speaker wire to pull itself out of the connector.
Step 14
Pull the speakers straight up and out of the laptop.
To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order. This document was last generated on 2017-06-24 04:35:57 PM.
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