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Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Nano Gen 3 User Manual

Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Nano Gen 3
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ThinkPad X1 Nano Gen 3
Hardware Maintenance Manual

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Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Nano Gen 3 Specifications

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BrandLenovo
ModelThinkPad X1 Nano Gen 3
CategoryLaptop
LanguageEnglish

Summary

Chapter 1. Safety Information

General Safety Guidelines

Rules for safe handling and operation of the notebook computer.

Electrical Safety Precautions

Precautions for working with electrical components and avoiding shock.

Safety Inspection Guide

Checklist to identify potentially unsafe conditions before servicing.

Handling ESD-Sensitive Devices

Procedures to protect components from electrostatic discharge damage.

Grounding Requirements

Importance of proper grounding for operator safety and system function.

Safety Notices (Multilingual)

Warning notices provided in multiple languages for user safety.

Chapter 2. Important Service Information

Strategy for Replacing FRUs

Guidelines and best practices for replacing Field Replaceable Units (FRUs).

Strategy for Replacing a Solid-State Drive

Specific procedures and precautions for replacing SSDs, including data backup.

How to Use Error Messages

Guidance on interpreting error codes and messages for troubleshooting.

Model Types and FRU Identification

Information on CTO, special-bid, standard models and identifying FRUs.

FRU Identification

Steps to identify specific Field Replaceable Units using Lenovo's support site.

Chapter 3. General Checkout

What to Do First

Initial steps and information required when returning a FRU for exchange.

Checkout Guide

Procedures for identifying and correcting problems using diagnostic tests.

Diagnosing Problems

Methods for troubleshooting computer issues, including using preinstalled software.

Quick Test Programs

Using diagnostic programs for troubleshooting, especially when Vantage app is not installed.

UEFI Diagnostic Program

How to use the preinstalled UEFI diagnostic tool for system checks.

Bootable Diagnostic Programs

Creating and using bootable media for system diagnostics and information.

Power System Checkout

Procedures to verify the functionality of the AC power adapter and battery.

Chapter 4. Related Service Information

Reset or Restore Windows

Instructions for resetting or restoring the Windows OS using Lenovo options.

Passwords

Information on setting and managing Power-on, Supervisor, and System Management passwords.

Power Management

Explanation of sleep and hibernation modes for reducing power consumption.

Symptom-to-FRU Index

A guide linking symptoms and error codes to specific FRUs for replacement.

Chapter 6. Locations

Locating Computer Controls and Connectors

Diagrams showing the location of various ports, buttons, and indicators on the computer.

Locating FRUs and CRUs

Explains the difference between FRUs and CRUs and how to identify them.

Major FRUs and CRUs

Illustrated list of major Field Replaceable Units and Customer Replaceable Units.

Miscellaneous Parts

Lists various small parts like screws, labels, and thermal pads.

Connector and Cable Guide

Information to help identify system board connectors and cables for replacement.

Chapter 7. FRU Replacement Notices

Service Tool Kit

Lists the necessary tools for servicing the computer and replacing FRUs.

Screw Notices

Guidelines for using specific nylon-coated screws and proper tightening techniques.

Retaining Serial Numbers

Procedures for restoring system serial numbers after replacing the system board.

Chapter 8. Removing or Replacing a FRU

General Guidelines

Essential safety and procedural guidelines before and during FRU replacement.

Before Servicing the Computer

Precautions and preparation steps before commencing any service work.

Disabling the Built-in Battery

Steps to disable the internal battery before removing components.

Disable Fast Startup and Built-in Battery

Instructions to disable Fast Startup and the built-in battery.

Removing the nano-SIM-card and nano-SIM-card tray

Procedure for removing the nano-SIM card and its tray.

1010 Base Cover Assembly

Steps for removing and replacing the base cover assembly of the computer.

1020 2242 M.2 Solid-State Drive

Procedure for removing and replacing the M.2 solid-state drive.

1030 Wireless-WAN Card (for selected models)

Steps for removing and replacing the Wireless-WAN card.

1040 Thermal Fan Assembly

Procedure for removing and replacing the thermal fan assembly.

1050 Power Button Board and Cable

Steps for removing and replacing the power button board and cable.

1060 Built-in Battery

Important notices and removal steps for the built-in battery.

1070 Speaker Assembly near Built-in Battery

Procedure for removing and replacing the speaker assembly near the battery.

1080 Trackpad and Fingerprint Reader Cable

Steps for removing and replacing the trackpad and fingerprint reader cable.

1090 Trackpad

Procedure for removing and replacing the trackpad.

1100 Fingerprint Reader Module and Bracket

Steps for removing and replacing the fingerprint reader module and bracket.

1110 Wireless-LAN Antenna Assembly

Procedure for removing and replacing the wireless-LAN antenna assembly.

1120 System Board Assembly

Important notices and steps for removing and replacing the system board.

1130 Wireless-WAN Antenna Assembly

Procedure for removing and replacing the wireless-WAN antenna assembly.

1140 Speaker Assembly near the Hinges

Steps for removing and replacing the speaker assembly near the hinges.

1150 LCD Unit

Procedure for removing and replacing the LCD unit.

1160 Keyboard Bezel Assembly with Keyboard

Steps for removing the keyboard bezel assembly and keyboard.

Appendix A. Notices

Appendix B. Abbreviation Table

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