Lenovo ThinkPad Keyboard Replacement
TEKDEP · 20K views · 16:59
Skill Level
IntermediateTime Required
Half dayEstimated Cost
$50–200Equipment
Lenovo ThinkPadTools Needed
Screwdriver, Heat gun or soldering iron, Plastic pry tool, Anti-static wrist strapNeed parts for the Lenovo ThinkPad?
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00:00 Introduction
00:05 Removing the Bottom Case
00:52 Disconnecting the Battery
01:09 Removing Battery and Drive
01:29 Disconnecting Components
02:14 Removing Logic Board and IO Board
03:57 Disconnecting Power Button
04:48 Removing the Controller Board
05:45 Melting Plastic Rivets
06:54 Removing the Rigidity Plate
07:46 Installing the New Keyboard
08:38 Reattaching the Rigidity Plate
09:13 Reinstalling the Power Button
09:53 Reconnecting Power Button Cables
10:48 Reinstalling IO Board and Hinge Screws
12:28 Installing Logic Board
13:22 Reconnecting Key Cables
14:19 Routing Antennas and Cooling Fan
14:58 Reinstalling Storage and Battery
15:40 Reassembling the Laptop
16:33 Final Test and Outro
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