Keyboard - Packard Bell EasyNote SB Series Disassembly Manual

8. Lift out the heatsink.
9. Turn the screw in the CPU socket 180 degrees.
10. Lift the CPU out.
Note: The socket used on the EasyNote MB65, MB66, MB85 and MB86 resembles the CPU
socket used for older Celeron M, Pentium M, Core Duo and Core 2 Duo systems a lot.
However, it is not pin-compatible! Only " Socket P" CPUs can be used.

Keyboard

1. Remove the battery
2. Push back the 4 clips securing the keyboard.
3. Lift up the keyboard.
4. Disconnect the flatcable
Fig. 16 The heatsink.
Fig. 17 The keyboard clips.
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