Philips PCL304 - Keyboard Removal; Powerboard Removal; Motherboard Removal; Harddisk Removal

5.1.2 Keyboard removal
-
Remove
the
top
cover
(See
5.1.1)
a
-
Slide
up
the
connector
fixing
the
flat
cable
to
the
keyboard
NN
and
remove
the
keyboard
with
cable,
see
Fig.
5-5.
5.1.3 Powerboard removal
- Remove the top cover (See 5.1.1)
-
Remove
one
screw
(2)
near
the
power
switch.
See
Fig.
5-6.
-
Remove
the
ROM-/
and
RAM-module(s)
by
pulling
them
out.
-
The
powerboard
(K)
can
now
be
removed
by
pulling
it
out
in
upward
direction,
see
Fig.
5-7.
5.1.4 Motherboard removal
- Remove the top cover, see 5.1.1.
- Remove the keyboard, see 5.1.2.
- Remove the powerboard, see 5.1.3.
- Remove two screws (3) and one hex bolt.
-
Remove
the
flexible
cable
from
the
floppy
disk
by
pulling
it
out
of
the
connector.
-
Disconnect
the
harddisk
by
pulling
the
connector
from
the
Fig.
5.8
mainboard.
Be
carefull
not
to
damage
this
very
sensitive
45
815
Al2
connectioncable.
-
Remove
the
motherboard
by
pulling
it
up,
starting
on
the
right
side,
see
Fig.
5-8.
5.1.5 Floppy disk drive removai
- Remove the top cover, see 5.1.1.
- Remove the keyboard, see 5.1.2.
- Remove the powerboard, see 5.1.3.
-
Remove
the
flexible
cable
from
the
motherboard.
-
Remove
one
screw
(1)
and
the
bracket
which
holds
both
the
floppydrive
and
the
harddisk,
see
Fig.
5-10.
-
Shift
the
floppy
diskdrive
for
about
6
mm
to
the
left
and
lift
it
up
to
remove
it,
see
Fig.
5-9.
45 816 Al2
5.1.6 Harddisk removal
Remove the top cover, see 5.1.1.
Remove the keyboard, see 5.1.2.
Remove the powerboard, see 5.1.3.
Disconnect
the
harddisk
by
pulling
the
connector
from
the
mainboard.
Be
carefull
not
to
damage
this
very
sensitive
connectioncable.
Remove
one
screw
(1)
and
the
bracket
which
holds
both
the
harddisk
(G)
and
the
floppydrive
(J)
The harddisk can be removed by lifting it out of the lower
case, see Fig. 5-10.
Fig. 5.10
45 814 Al2
CS 55 809