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Portege
4000 Series
GENERAL INFORMATION




Tools Required for Proper
Disassembly and Reassembly:


1. Phillips Screwdriver (Size 0&1)
2. Flat head Screwdriver
3. Security Torx (Size 7)
4. Case Separator
5. ESD Wrist Strap
6. ESD mats
7. Tweezers




Before attempting any of the following procedures,
make sure that the main battery and AC adaptor is
not connected to the unit and the environment in
which you are working on is protected from
Electro-Static Discharge(ESD).




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TABLE OF CONTENTS:
1. BATTERY PACK REMOVAL
2. OPTIONAL PC CARD REMOVAL
3. SELECT BAY REMOVAL
4. CD-R/W/DVD-ROM DRIVE DISASSEMBLY
5. WIRELESS LAN CARD REMOVAL
6. BLUETOOTH CARD REMOVAL
7. HDD REMOVAL
8. KEYBOARD REMOVAL
9. MEMORY MODULE REMOVAL
10 MEMBRANE SWITCH REMOVAL
11. LCD ASSEMBLY REMOVAL
12. AUDIO/INFRA RED BOARD REMOVAL
13. MODEM BOARD REMOVAL
14. RTC BATTERY REMOVAL
15. WIRELESS SWITCH BOARD REMOVAL
16. TOP PCB REMOVAL
17. BOTTOM PCB REMOVAL
18. SPEAKERS REMOVAL
19. 12" DISPLAY MASK REMOVAL
20. FL INVERTER AND 12'' LCD REMOVAL




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BATTERY PACK REMOVAL OPTIONAL PC CARD REMOVAL



Battery
Pack


Release
lever



PC card

Eject button

1. Turn the computer upside down as shown. 1. Press the eject button of the PC Card you want to
2. Slide the battery release lever in the direction of the remove.
arrow. 2. Press the eject button to pop the PC Card out.
3. Lift out the battery. 3. Grasp the PC card and remove it.
NOTE: Before removing any PCCard device, make sure
it is "STOPPED" in the PC Card manager.


SELECT BAY REMOVAL CD-R/W/DVD-ROM DRIVE DISASSEMBLY

CD-R/W/DVD-ROM
drive



Base cover




Select bay Connector M2x3 silver
device screws
Release lever
M2x8 silver Connector cover
screws
1. Turn the computer upside down. 1. Remove five M2x3 silver screws securing the
2. Slide the release lever in the direction of the arrow. base cover and lift off the base cover.
3. Pull out the select bay device in the direction of the 2. Remove two M2x8 silver screws securing the
arrow. connector cover.
3. Remove the connector and the connector cover
from the CD-R/W/DVD-ROM drive.




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WIRELESS LAN CARD REMOVAL




Glass
tape




Mini-PCI
connector
clips


M2.5x4 security torx screws Mini PCI cover Wireless LAN card Black coax cable White coax cable
1. Remove two M2x4 security torx screws securing 2. Using a pull out jig, disconnect the black and white
the mini PCI cover and lift out the cover. coax from the wireless LAN card.
3. Peel off the glass tape securing the coax cables.
4. Spread the Mini-PCI connector clips and pull the
Wireless LAN card out of the connector about
45 degree angle.
BLUETOOTH CARD REMOVAL


Coaxial
cable



Glass
tape




Bluetooth cover Bluetooth card
1. Lift out the bluetooth cover. 2. Peel off the glass tape securing the coaxial cable.
3. Disconnect the coaxial cable on the bluetooth card.
4. Disconnect the bluetooth card from the system
board.




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HDD REMOVAL HDD REMOVAL




HDD cover M2x4 silver screw HDD pack Plastic Tab
1. Turn the computer upside down. 4. Unfold the plastic tab and pull to remove the HDD
2. Remove two M2x4 silver screws securing HDD cover. from the bay.
3. Remove the HDD cover.




KEYBOARD REMOVAL

HDD
HDD
bracket
Latch




HDD connector M3x4 flat head brass screws Keyboard holder
5. Remove four M3x4 brass flat head screws securing 1. Turn the computer right side up and open the display
the HDD to the bracket and lift the drive out of the panel.
bracket. 2. Using the case separator, unlatch the keyboard
6. Unplug the HDD connector from the drive. holder.




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KEYBOARD REMOVAL




Keyboard
cable




M2x4 black screws PJ445 Keyboard
3. Remove two M2x4 black screws securing the 4. Lift out the keyboard and set it as shown above.
keyboard. (Place an insulator between the keyboard and the
LCD to avoid scratches on the LCD).
5. Disconnect the keyboard cable from PJ445 on the
system board.

MEMORY MODULE REMOVAL MEMBRANE SWITCH REMOVAL




Plastic
insulator

Memory
module




Memory clips M2x4 silver screws
1. Lift up the plastic insulator covering the memory slots. 1. Turn the unit upside down.
2. Spread the memory clips outward and pull the memory 2. Remove three M2x4 silver screws securing the
module out of the connector on a 45 degree angle. palmrest cover.




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MEMBRANE SWITCH REMOVAL


Palmrest
cover




Membrane
switch cable




M2x4 brass flat head screws PJ309
3. Turn the computer right side up and open the display panel. 5. Carefully lift up the palmrest cover.
4. Remove three m2x4 brass flat head screws securing 6. Disconnect the membrane switch cable from
the palmrest cover. PJ309 on the system board and lift out the palmrest
cover.



MEMBRANE SWITCH REMOVAL LCD ASSEMBLY REMOVAL


Membrane
switch
M2x10
silver
flat head
screws

Membrane
switch
bracket



M2x3 silver flat head screws M2x6 silver screws
7. Lift up the insulator covering three screws and remove 1. Turn the computer upside down and remove the
three M2x3 silver flat head screws securing the following screws:
membrane switch bracket. -2 M2x10 silver flat head screws
8. Remove the bracket and the membrane switch. -2 M2x6 silver screws




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LCD ASSEMBLY REMOVAL

LCD
harness
Right
speaker
cable



Left Speaker cable
PJ5




Glass tape M2x4 brass flat head screws
2. Turn the computer right side up and open the display panel. 5. Remove eight M2x4 brass flat head screws securing
3. Peel off the glass tape securing the left speaker cable and the LCD assembly.
the wireless cables. 6. Carefully lift out the LCD assembly.
4. Disconnect the LCD harness from PJ5 and the left and
right speaker cables from PJ303 and 304.


AUDIO/INFRA RED BOARD REMOVAL MODEM BOARD REMOVAL


System
board
System
board
Modem
harness

Audio/IR M2x4 brass
board screws


PJ102


M2x4 brass screws Microphone Modem board

1. Disconnect the microphone from PJ102 on the 1. Disconnect the modem harness from JP1 on the
audio/IR board. modem board.
2. Remove two M2x4 brass screws securing the audio/IR 2. Remove two M2x4 brass screws securing the
board. modem board.
3. Disconnect the audio/IR board from PJ302 on the 3. Disconnect the modem board from PJ345 on the
system board. system board




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RTC BATTERY REMOVAL WIRELESS SWITCH BOARD REMOVAL



M2x4
brass
RTC screw
battery Wireless
switch bracket




PJ752 RTC cable Plastic insulator Wireless switch cable Wireless switch board
1. Disconnect the RTC cable from PJ752 on the system 1. Remove one M2x4 brass screw securing the
board. wireless switch board.
2. Remove the RTC battery from the plastic insulator. 2. Lift up the wireless switch board and disconnect the
wireless switch cable from PJ1 on the wireless
switch board.
3. Remove the wireless switch bracket.
TOP PCB REMOVAL
Glass tape

Modem/LAN PJ306
hartness



Top system
board


PJ305 PJ307 RJ11 cable

PJ301


M2x4 brass screws System board Wireless switch cable
1. Peel off the glass tape securing the modem/LAN harness. 5. Disconnect the modem harness from PJ306
2. Disconnect the modem/LANharness from PJ305 and and the wireless switch cable from PJ301 on the
PJ307 on the top PCB. top system board.
3. Remove two M2x4 brass screws securing the top PCB. NOTE: When installing the top PCB, ensure that the
4. Disconnect the top PCB from PJ300 on the bottom board. modem/LAN harness is properly routed.




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BOTTOM PCB REMOVAL SPEAKERS REMOVAL
PJ8
PJ9

Modem/LAN
harness
Glass
tape
Bottom
PCB




Left speaker Right speaker
M2x3 flat head silver screws
M2x4 brass screws
1. Disconnect the modem/LAN harness from PJ8 and 1. Remove two M2x3 silver screws securing both the
PJ9 on the bottom PCB. left and right speakers.
2. Remove six M2x4 brass screws securing the bottom PCB. 2. Peel off the glass tape securing the right speaker
3. Lift out the bottom PCB. cable and remove both speakers.




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12" DISPLAY MASK REMOVAL FL INVERTER AND 12" LCD REMOVAL
LCD module

Latch



Display
mask
M2x4 M2x4
brass brass
screws screws
LCD

Glass tape
LCD/
FL cable FL inverter board M2x3 silver screw FL cable
Mask seals
1. Remove two rubber seals at the bottom corners of the 1. Remove two glass tapes securing the LCD/FL cable
display assembly using a pair of fine-tipped tweezers. and the FL cable.
2. Remove two M2x6 flat head brass screws securing 2. Remove one M2x4 brass screw securing the
the display mask. FL inverter board.
3. There are 19 latches securing the display mask. 2. Carefully lift up the FL inverter board and
Carefully insert your fingers between the mask and the disconnect the LCD/FL cable from CN1 and the
LCD panel and pry open the latches starting from the FL cable from CN2.
six top latches, to the five latches on each right 3. Remove four M2X4 brass screws securing the
and left sides, ending with the bottom seven latches. LCD module assembly.
5. Carefully lift out the bottom part of the LCD module
assembly and rotate out the top of the LCD module
enough to access the display cable
6. Peel off the tape securing the LCD/FL cable and
disconnect the cable.
7. Remove four M2x2.8 silver screws securing the
right and left LCD brackets.




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