Removing The Back Case; Removing The Tid - HP Integral Personal Computer Service Manual

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8.5 Removing the Back Case
To gain access to the assemblies and wiring inside the computer, do the following:
1. Open the computer by pressing the buttons and then sliding the two latches on the lid inwards
towards the handle; lift the lid up, and swing it back on its rockers.
Be careful that the keyboard
assembly doesn't fall out. Remove the keyboard assembly.
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2. Swing the lid back up on top. Using a T-20 Torx driver, remove the screws on the sides of the
back case. Tip the computer toward its front, disengage the back case from the top of the com-
puter, then lower the back
case
to release its bottom lip. Remove the back
case
from the computer.
6.6 Removing the Lid
To remove the lid assembly:
. 1. Open the computer by pressing the buttons and then sliding the two latches on the lid inwards
towards the handle; lift the lid up, and swing it back on its rockers.
Be careful that the keyboard
assembly doesn't fallout. Remove the keyboard assembly.
Ie Swing the lid back up on top. Tilt the lid up so that you have access to the rocker pins on which
the lid bail pivots.