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Disassembly and Assembly

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Using the tweezers, lift up the 4 Main to Sub cable connectors and remove them.

Be careful not to damage the connector and near components when removing the

connector.

After you finish disassembling, refer to

Main to Sub Cable Assembly

for how to

reassemble.

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Summary of Contents for VENUS3-16 EXT

Page 1: ...www samsung com REPAIR GUIDE NP960XFH English Rev 1 0...

Page 2: ...ate 7 Samsung Recovery 11 Windows recovery feature 11 Q A UserTest 13 Samsung PC Diagnostics ExplodedViewand Parts List 15 Exploded View 16 Parts List Disassemblyand Assembly 17 Tools forDisassembly a...

Page 3: ...nsorRemove 42 SpeakerRemove 44 Touchpad Remove 46 SpeakerAssembly 48 Fingerprint SensorAssembly 50 Touchpad Assembly 57 DisplayAssembly 59 Main PBAAssembly 63 Sub PBAAssembly 65 Fan Assembly 66 SSD Mo...

Page 4: ...Samsung certified carrierwill not be covered by the warranty Use only demagnetized tools that are specifically designed forsmall electronic repairs as most electronic parts are sensitive to electroma...

Page 5: ...its battery is fully discharged Visit www samsung com to view the device information related material and safety information ESD Electrostatic Discharge Precautions It is the sudden flow of electricit...

Page 6: ...check foravailable updates the computermust be connected to the internet Only apps that have been installed with this app can be updated Images and features may differdepending on the model and the ap...

Page 7: ...elp information The Samsung Recovery app Recovery Backup is not available when using CD DVD drives Recovering the computererases the data orapps saved aftera backup point Therefore back up important d...

Page 8: ...ata loss Backing up the current system You can back up the factory default system orcurrent system to an alternate internal drive oran external storage device 1 Select the Start button All apps Samsun...

Page 9: ...external storage device to yourcomputerfirst and then select the external drive 4 Follow the on screen instructions to complete the backup Recovering aftera backup Select a backup point saved on an a...

Page 10: ...nnectorseparately to connect the new drive to the computer When Windows is installed on a non userreplaceable disk such as an eMMC you cannot copy the drive 1 Connect the new drive to the computerwith...

Page 11: ...he system is recovered select the Start button All apps Samsung Update to install the required Samsung apps Q A When experiencing problems with the computer try these solutions Windows Howcan I uninst...

Page 12: ...size of the Samsung Recovery app varies by model What is a recoveryimage This refers to the operating system drivers and software that are converted to a data image It is required to recoverthe compu...

Page 13: ...d the app version The provided hardware diagnostic items and each diagnostic feature s test order and its method mayvary depending on the app version This app may be updated without any priornotice Yo...

Page 14: ...rinteraction The test screen and its method mayvary depending on the diagnostic items There may be a problem with the system if you force stop the test while the test is running 5 The test results wil...

Page 15: ...Exploded View and Parts List 15 ExplodedViewand Parts List ExplodedView...

Page 16: ...BATTERY K9000 Display M0008 Sub PBA M3000 FAN R M3004 FAN L M3005 HEATSINK M4004 Main to Sub Cable T0001 Case Front T0101 Touchpad T0103 Fingerprint Module PowerKey T0302 Touchpad Cable T2001 SPEAKER...

Page 17: ...art Code Image Description Safety Goggles Prevents accidents during repair protective equipment Safety Gloves ESD safe cut resistant Prevents accidents during repair protective equipment Safety Mask P...

Page 18: ...separable handle suction cups be careful not to injure yourself as the handle can be parted during use ESD Safe Tweezers and Round Tip Metal Tweezers Tool forhandling connectors cables and otherparts...

Page 19: ...n or carrier Item Quantity Image Description Touchpad Film Jig BA81 19474A 1 1 2 3 Jig forassembling the touchpad and Case front total 3 ea Touchpad Adhesive Tape Tape double face removal BA02 03775A...

Page 20: ...sembly 20 Item Quantity Image Description Main to Sub Cable Adhesive Tape BA02 03799A 2 Tape to secure the Main to Sub cable on both the main and sub PBA Prepare the Main to Sub cable adhesive tape fo...

Page 21: ...e the 4 rubberfeet on the Case rear If you are going to use tweezers use tweezers made out of plastic orrubber because it is possible to damage parts orcomponents when using tweezers that are sharp 2...

Page 22: ...areful not to injure yourself as the handle can be parted during use As the Case rearcan be damaged by excessive force be careful not to damage the Case rear Be careful that the suction cup does not a...

Page 23: ...the bracket Be careful not to damage the nearcomponents Check the numberof screws that have been removed and store them carefully to make sure that no unassembled screws are left inside the computerdu...

Page 24: ...apton tape on the battery connectorand remove the battery connector Be careful not to damage the nearcomponents Be careful not to damage the battery connectorwhen separating it with a sharp tool Set a...

Page 25: ...remove it Be careful not to damage the battery Be careful not to damage the nearcomponents Check the numberof screws that have been removed and store them carefully to make sure that no unassembled s...

Page 26: ...tweezers pull the 2 tape heads on the main PBA and sub PBA sides while holding the white tips of the tape and remove them Be careful not to damage the nearcomponents When removing the tape with tweeze...

Page 27: ...tweezers lift up the 4 Main to Sub cable connectors and remove them Be careful not to damage the connectorand nearcomponents when removing the connector Afteryou finish disassembling referto Main to...

Page 28: ...e 1 Using the tweezers hold the Wi Fi cable connectorhead pull overto 90 and then remove the 2 Wi Fi cables Main Aux Be careful not to damage the nearcomponents With the tweezers hold the metal part o...

Page 29: ...r fan connectors and display connectors and then remove them Be careful not to damage the nearcomponents Do not lift the front part in the direction of the connector fordisconnecting the speakerconnec...

Page 30: ...torand then remove all cables and FPCs connected to the main PBA and sub PBA using the tweezers Be careful not to break the levers when opening up Be careful not to damage the nearcomponents The keybo...

Page 31: ...p of display cable connector Be careful not to damage the nearcomponents 6 Hold the clip and pull the display cable connector Be careful not to damage the nearcomponents Afteryou finish disassembling...

Page 32: ...he SSD screw is shorterthan otherscrews Keep it separately Remove the second SSD using the same method if there is the second SSD on the main PBA Check the numberof screws that have been removed and s...

Page 33: ...he 3 screws on the left side fan lift it up and then remove the left side fan Be careful not to damage the nearcomponents Check the numberof screws that have been removed and store them carefully to m...

Page 34: ...up and then remove the right side fan Be careful not to damage the nearcomponents Check the numberof screws that have been removed and store them carefully to make sure that no unassembled screws are...

Page 35: ...crews on the sub PBA Be careful not to damage the nearcomponents Check the numberof screws that have been removed and store them carefully to make sure that no unassembled screws are left inside the c...

Page 36: ...ing into contact with the grease on the thermal pad orin the heatsink which can be harmful if it gets in youreyes ormouth Wash yourhands thoroughly if you come into contact with the thermal pad orgrea...

Page 37: ...ts Check the numberof screws that have been removed and store them carefully to make sure that no unassembled screws are left inside the computerduring assembly 5 Lift up the main PBA and remove it Be...

Page 38: ...crews that have been removed and store them carefully to make sure that no unassembled screws are left inside the computerduring assembly Left Right 2 Open the display by lifting it from the Case fron...

Page 39: ...Disassembly and Assembly 39 3 Separate the hinges and remove the display Afteryou finish disassembling referto DisplayAssembly forhow to reassemble...

Page 40: ...screws on the fingerprint sensor module Be careful not to damage the nearcomponents Check the numberof screws that have been removed and store them carefully to make sure that no unassembled screws ar...

Page 41: ...Disassembly and Assembly 41 3 Using the tweezers remove the fingerprint sensormodule from the Case front Afteryou finish disassembling referto Fingerprint SensorAssembly forhow to reassemble...

Page 42: ...Disassembly and Assembly 42 SpeakerRemove 1 Lift up the left and right speakerwoofers and remove them Left Right...

Page 43: ...ht speakertweeters and remove them The tweeteris assembled with the double sided adhesive tape Be careful not to damage the part and double sided adhesive tape Double sided adhesive tapes Left Right A...

Page 44: ...Remove 1 Using the tweezers remove the yellow kapton tape Set aside the yellow kapton tape forlateruse during the assembly process 2 Using the tweezers open the touchpad connectorleverand disconnect t...

Page 45: ...ut to remove them When removing the tape with tweezers apply a steady force to prevent it from breaking in the middle 4 Remove the touchpad module by pushing the opposite side of the touchpad module b...

Page 46: ...such as the battery When assembling be extra careful not to leave any unassembled screws inside the computer 1 Remove the blue release tape on each speakertweeter You can skip this step if you use th...

Page 47: ...d confirm 3 rubbers are located in the hooks Check if the white rubberis located in the correct area Rubber Rubber 4 Place the right speakerwooferto the right location and confirm 3 rubbers are locate...

Page 48: ...the computermay damage internal components such as the battery When assembling be extra careful not to leave any unassembled screws inside the computer 1 Align the fingerprint sensormodule on the Case...

Page 49: ...Disassembly and Assembly 49 3 Using a cross head screwdriver fasten the 4 screws to the fingerprint sensormodule...

Page 50: ...internal components such as the battery When assembling be extra careful not to leave any unassembled screws inside the computer 1 Film jig is required to assemble the touchpad Prepare the touchpad f...

Page 51: ...Attach the touchpad adhesive tape to the touchpad following this picture with the guide line Skip this step if you replace the touchpad part and the tape is attached to the touchpad you ordered 4 Pla...

Page 52: ...Disassembly and Assembly 52 5 Attach the tape to the each touchpad film jig not to move 6 Attach the suction cup to the touchpad 7 Remove the deformable paper colored film...

Page 53: ...m of the touchpad to the two hooks on the Case front Attach the touchpad in alignment with the gaps in the up down left and right directions Check the lowerhooks of touchpad are assembled well to the...

Page 54: ...Disassembly and Assembly 54 9 Open the touchpad connectorlever insert the touchpad cable to the connector and then close the lever 10 Attach the yellow kapton tape to the touchpad connector...

Page 55: ...Disassembly and Assembly 55 11 Remove the touchpad film jig and tape 3 ea...

Page 56: ...Disassembly and Assembly 56 12 Check the gaps 0 1 0 3 mm in the up down left and right directions 13 Press the touchpad and make sure the touchpad is attached well...

Page 57: ...battery When assembling be extra careful not to leave any unassembled screws inside the computer 1 Prepare the display part and open the right and left hinges to maximum angle 2 Place the display par...

Page 58: ...Disassembly and Assembly 58 3 Using a cross head screwdriver fasten the 4 screws on the both hinges Left Right 4 Close the display completely...

Page 59: ...assembled screws inside the computer 1 Prepare the Main to Sub cable adhesive tape and attach to the left side of Main to Sub connectorport on the main PBA The white handle of the Main to Sub cable ad...

Page 60: ...Disassembly and Assembly 60 3 Using a cross head screwdriver fasten the 8 screws on the main PBA...

Page 61: ...Disassembly and Assembly 61 4 Place the heatsink following 6 screw holes...

Page 62: ...Disassembly and Assembly 62 5 Using a cross head screwdriver fasten the 6 screws on the heatsink...

Page 63: ...as the battery When assembling be extra careful not to leave any unassembled screws inside the computer 1 Prepare the Main to Sub cable adhesive tape and attach to the right side of Main to Sub conne...

Page 64: ...ssembly 64 2 Place the sub PBA to the Case front in accordance with the guide pole of the Case front 3 ea Check if there is no cable underthe sub PBA 3 Using a cross head screwdriver fasten the 6 scre...

Page 65: ...damage internal components such as the battery When assembling be extra careful not to leave any unassembled screws inside the computer Place the fan modules on both the right and left sides to the Ca...

Page 66: ...components such as the battery When assembling be extra careful not to leave any unassembled screws inside the computer Insert the SSD module into the SSD connectorand fasten the screw on the SSD with...

Page 67: ...ng be extra careful not to leave any unassembled screws inside the computer 1 Assemble the antenna connectorcable Main Aux to each connector There is1 routing path foreach cable Assemble the cable to...

Page 68: ...assembly and Assembly 68 2 Connect the fingerprint button connector speakerconnector fan connectors and display connectors Push the end of the left and right fan connectors horizontally and assemble t...

Page 69: ...rleverand connectorguidelines are arranged horizontally so that each cable is properly positioned The guide line of each cable should be located to the edge of its connectorlever afterinserting The ke...

Page 70: ...f the display cable head Make sure the clip is assembled to the main PBA 6 When you assemble the 4 speakercables press them down to 90 Connect each speakerconnectoraccording to the picture below takin...

Page 71: ...nal components such as the battery When assembling be extra careful not to leave any unassembled screws inside the computer Assemble the Main to Sub cable and then press the end of each connectoron th...

Page 72: ...ssembling be extra careful not to leave any unassembled screws inside the computer 1 Place the battery on the Case front and fasten the 5 screws on the batterywith a cross head screwdriver Be careful...

Page 73: ...Disassembly and Assembly 73 3 Attach the kapton tape on the battery connector Be careful not to damage the nearcomponents 4 Place the battery bracket Be careful not to damage the nearcomponents...

Page 74: ...Disassembly and Assembly 74 5 Using a cross head screwdriver fasten the 2 screws on the battery bracket Be careful not to damage the nearcomponents...

Page 75: ...mage internal components such as the battery When assembling be extra careful not to leave any unassembled screws inside the computer 1 Align the Case rearwith the Case front and press along the edges...

Page 76: ...h the Case rearholes and press them to assemble them Be sure to distinguish the types of rubberfeet while assembling The top rubber feet are thickerthan the bottom rubberfeet Check the marks on each r...

Page 77: ...This guide is a property of Samsung Electronics Co Ltd Any unauthorized use of guide can be punished underapplicable international and or domestic law Samsung Electronics Co Ltd...

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