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Disassembly of B1 or B2 systems. Warning: this may break your system. The procedure is needed only rarely, such as for hardware debugging by experienced people, such as installation of diagnostic serial ports, or replacement of antennae.
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IMPORTANT! Read This First!
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Before you disassemble your [[Hardware|XO laptop]], there are some things you should know about staying safe around electricity and small parts. In brief:
== Cautions ==


* '''Protect your eyes.''' Watch out for small pieces of plastic or metal. If you have glasses or safety goggles, wear them.
Anti-static
* Watch out for electric shock. '''Always unplug''' your XO and '''take out the battery''' before you disassemble.
* '''Be careful.''' Use a clear workspace so you can see what you are doing, and keep small parts in bowls so they don't fall off the table. Use common sense - if you find yourself yanking really hard on a part, it's probably not supposed to come off that way!
* Follow the [[Motherboard Handling Procedures]]


Read the [[Disassembly safety]] section for more information on how to stay safe. The laptop is [[Disassembly design|designed]] to be easy and safe to take apart, but caution is always a good idea.
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*philips head #0 screwdriver,


Here's what you'll need to take apart your [[Hardware|XO laptop]]:
== Procedure ==


* A '''clean, flat surface''' to work on, with adequate light. Choose a workspace where wind will not blow dust inside the XO and where curious animals will not disrupt your work.
=== Front ===
* '''[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Henry_F._Phillips Phillips head] #1 screwdriver''' [[Magnetizing your screwdriver]] will make it easier to work with screws.
* A '''clean container''' (or several) to hold screws and other small parts. Bowls and cups work fine.
* ''Optional:'' A small flat blade screwdriver or '''flat piece of wood/plastic''' (coffee stirrer) for gently prying up the display and camera connectors. ''Do not twist tool, you will damage the cable. Gently rotate tool upwards instead.''
* ''Optional:'' anti-static mat or anti-static wrist strap. Connect these to an earth ground.


A [[Repair center kit|longer list]] is available.
*set the brick at 90 degrees to the base, as if you are moving to e-book mode,
*close the antennae,
*rotate the brick 90 degrees to the left,
*examine the brick base,
*unscrew the two screws that are revealed (philips head #0),
*rotate the brick 180 degrees to the right,
*remove the other two screws revealed.
*open the antennae,
*apply upward finger force to the short green bumpers, and they should slide up and be removed,
*remove the plastic face plate over the LCD,


A [[Screws|guide to screws used in the XO]] is available.
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*remove four (4) screws holding down LCD panel,
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*carefully lift the bottom end of the LCD, leaving the top in place, to gain access to the two (2) screws underneath that hold on the back,
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*remove the four (4) screws that hold on the back, (two covered by the LCD, two not covered by the LCD),
You should go through the [[Disassembly top]] instructions if you need to access:
*if you are only changing the antennae, you can temporarily screw down the LCD with a couple of screws,
* The screen
*slide the back panel down a bit before it will pop off,
* The game buttons
* The power button
* The microphone, camera, or speakers
* The motherboard
* The wireless card


Related disassembly instructions exist for:
=== Top ===
* [[Disassembly_backlight|The backlight in the display]]
* [[Antenna_replacement|The "rabbit ear" wireless antennae]] ([[Disassembly_B4_wireless_antenna|B4 version]])
* [[Disassembly_XO_person|The colored "XO Person" on the back]]


[http://edu.laptop.org.au/help-videos OLPC Australia Help Videos]
*the green top piece is held on by four (4) screws that are behind the back panel,


Disassemble '''XO-1.5''' instructions:<br>
=== Antennae ===
[[media:XO_Disasembly_(Top).pdf | XO 1.5 Disassembly Top (33-page PDF, 4.7MB)]]
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*pull the antenna connector off the radio module, (in the absence of a proper extraction tool, a pair of pliers held lightly will do, but take care not to crush the connector),
*remove the two (2) screws holding down the antenna hinge structure, (on a B1 this structure is black plastic),
*remove the antenna and hinge structure from the system, threading the cable out through the access hole,
*remove the hinge structure and affix it to the replacement antenna, with identical orientation,
*thread the cable in through the access hole,
*screw down the hinge structure,
*push the antenna connector onto the radio module socket, (something with a flat end is useful here, the idea is to get the insertion force vertical, and leave no accidental sideways force ... it is very easy for the connector to role sideways).


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* [[Manual/Insides]]
You should go through the [[Disassembly bottom]] instructions if you need to access:
* The spare screws in the handle
* The keyboard
* The touchpad
* The mouse buttons
* The battery
* The "latches" that hold in the "rabbit ear" wifi antennae
* The rubber feet


[http://edu.laptop.org.au/help-videos OLPC Australia Help Videos]
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Disassemble '''XO-1.5''' instructions:<br>
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[[media:XO_Disassembly_(Bottom).pdf | XO 1.5 Disassembly Bottom (20-page PDF, 1.7MB)]]
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This is part of a larger [[Repair|Repair manual]]. For older versions of these instructions, see [[Disassembly/Archive]].
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Disassembly safety

IMPORTANT! Read This First!

Before you disassemble your XO laptop, there are some things you should know about staying safe around electricity and small parts. In brief:

  • Protect your eyes. Watch out for small pieces of plastic or metal. If you have glasses or safety goggles, wear them.
  • Watch out for electric shock. Always unplug your XO and take out the battery before you disassemble.
  • Be careful. Use a clear workspace so you can see what you are doing, and keep small parts in bowls so they don't fall off the table. Use common sense - if you find yourself yanking really hard on a part, it's probably not supposed to come off that way!
  • Follow the Motherboard Handling Procedures

Read the Disassembly safety section for more information on how to stay safe. The laptop is designed to be easy and safe to take apart, but caution is always a good idea.

Disassembly tools

Here's what you'll need to take apart your XO laptop:

  • A clean, flat surface to work on, with adequate light. Choose a workspace where wind will not blow dust inside the XO and where curious animals will not disrupt your work.
  • Phillips head #1 screwdriver Magnetizing your screwdriver will make it easier to work with screws.
  • A clean container (or several) to hold screws and other small parts. Bowls and cups work fine.
  • Optional: A small flat blade screwdriver or flat piece of wood/plastic (coffee stirrer) for gently prying up the display and camera connectors. Do not twist tool, you will damage the cable. Gently rotate tool upwards instead.
  • Optional: anti-static mat or anti-static wrist strap. Connect these to an earth ground.

A longer list is available.

A guide to screws used in the XO is available.

Disassembly top

You should go through the Disassembly top instructions if you need to access:

  • The screen
  • The game buttons
  • The power button
  • The microphone, camera, or speakers
  • The motherboard
  • The wireless card

Related disassembly instructions exist for:

OLPC Australia Help Videos

Disassemble XO-1.5 instructions:
XO 1.5 Disassembly Top (33-page PDF, 4.7MB)


Disassembly bottom

You should go through the Disassembly bottom instructions if you need to access:

  • The spare screws in the handle
  • The keyboard
  • The touchpad
  • The mouse buttons
  • The battery
  • The "latches" that hold in the "rabbit ear" wifi antennae
  • The rubber feet

OLPC Australia Help Videos

Disassemble XO-1.5 instructions:
XO 1.5 Disassembly Bottom (20-page PDF, 1.7MB)



This is part of a larger Repair manual. For older versions of these instructions, see Disassembly/Archive.

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