Removing/Replacing The Cover-Display Lcd Assembly Module; Removing/Replacing The System Top Cover Assembly And The Nec Versaglide Assembly - NEC Versa 2500 Series Service Manual

4-8 Field Service Guidelines
3. Slowly remove the CPU, moving around each side, little by little. Avoid damaging
the CPU pins by forcing the CPU out of its slot immediately. Also, do not pull out
the CPU heat sink as it is part of the CPU. You must remove the CPU and the
heat sink together.
4. To replace the CPU, align it with pin 1 of the socket and plug in the CPU. Make
sure that the CPU pins are straight before inserting it. Broken or damage pins on
the CPU may totally damage the CPU. To remount the CPU, reverse the disas-
sembly procedure mentioned above.
You do not need to remove this part if you are removing/replacing the LCD.

Removing/Replacing the Cover-Display LCD Assembly Module

The procedure for removing the Cover-Display LCD Assembly Module is as follows:
Turn off the computer. Follow all disassembly procedures for removing the hinge
1.
covers, status bar cover, and keyboard as mentioned earlier in this section.
2. Remove the center screw on both hinge mounts, the grounding screw to the left
of the connector on the LED Board assembly, and remove the connector from the
LED board.
3. Lift the Cover-Display LCD Assembly Module from off of the unit and set aside.
4. To remount the Cover-Display LCD Assembly Module, reverse the disassembly
procedure mentioned above.
Removing/Replacing the System Top Cover Assembly and the NEC
VersaGlide Assembly
The procedure for removing and replacing the system top cover assembly and VersaGlide is
as follows:
Note: It is not necessary to remove the CPU
when performing normal service on the Versa
2500 Series.
NOTE: If you plan to continue remov-
ing/replacing modules from the notebook you
must follow all of the disassembly procedures
mentioned from the start of this section.