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Disassembly of Sony Vaio notebook vpcm12m1e

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mich57 -  
 seve -
Hello,

Hello, I need to change the power connector on my Sony Vaio PC model VPCM12M1E, PCG 21313M :)

I have removed the 4 screws underneath, but I can't get any further; I can't remove the keyboard.

Can someone please help me?

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    anthodu01 Posted messages 1562 Status Contributor 209
     
    Look there, you might find an answer.
    http://www.presence-pc.com/forum/ppc/PCPortablesMiniPC/didacticiel-demonter-ordinateur-portable-sujet-11551-1.htm
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  2. mich57
     
    I’ve already seen this tutorial, but it doesn’t match, nobody has intervened on a Sony notebook??
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    1. anthodu01 Posted messages 1562 Status Contributor 209
       
      Sorry, I can't do anything more, I have an ASUS and besides, I also need to take it apart.
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    2. ishawana
       
      It's, unfortunately, not an answer but the same question. Impossible to find out how to replace the memory on this notebook. If you have the solution, please, please, help !!!! :-)
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    3. ishawana Posted messages 17 Status Member
       
      I found it!!!
      On either side of the battery connector, there is a super discreet tape, quite difficult to remove (you need good nails!), and under these little pieces of tape, oh miracle: the two screws that hold the keyboard. By removing them and the four others under the bottom of the netbook, you'll see the keyboard lift by itself as soon as you tilt the computer. Be careful not to force the ribbon cable when raising the keyboard. The memory is indeed there, under the keyboard. And there you go!
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    4. cisco
       
      I have in front of me a VPCM12M1E model 21313
      I have completely dismantled the keyboard.
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    5. seve
       
      Hello, due to failing to remove the keyboard, it's impossible to reconnect the ribbon!
      My father-in-law tore it a bit while forcing it...
      It's impossible to find a keyboard of this model (PCG-21313m)
      Does anyone have one?
      Thank you very much.
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