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Replacing Dell Inspiron 1545 Back Cover

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laptoppcmemory

Flightless Bird
Hi. I have been looking for ages for any info on replacing the dell
inspiron 1545 back cover. There's nothing specific to the dell Inspiron
1545 on net but I gathered some info from guides about other models and
have so far been able to remove the back cover from the lcd screen.

Now I don't know how to remove the little black and white cables that
start at top of back cover and go right into the middle of laptop
somewhere. I have ordered a new back cover already and since I don't
want to open up the whole laptop to find where the black and white
little cables are going into, I am thinking I can remove the large
square foil covering the back cover and the 2 little cables as shown in
picture below (for demonstration purposes only, not my back cover) and
replace them on my new back cover.

Will that work? Is it ok to remove the silver foil along with both
wires and put them back on new cover? I did take out the keyboard and
saw the black and white wire going even deeper into the laptop so I have
no idea how to open it up and remove them. Please let me know if my idea
is ok.



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Bob Villa

Flightless Bird
On Jul 26, 12:54 am, laptoppcmemory <laptoppcmemory.
4ep...@no.email.invalid> wrote:
> Hi. I have been looking for ages for any info on replacing the dell
> inspiron 1545 back cover. There's nothing specific to the dell Inspiron
> 1545 on net but I gathered some info from guides about other models and
> have so far been able to remove the back cover from the lcd screen.
>
> Now I don't know how to remove the little black and white cables that
> start at top of back cover and go right into the middle of laptop
> somewhere. I have ordered a new back cover already and since I don't
> want to open up the whole laptop to find where the black and white
> little cables are going into, I am thinking I can remove the large
> square foil covering the back cover and the 2 little cables as shown in
> picture below (for demonstration purposes only, not my back cover) and
> replace them on my new back cover.
>
> Will that work? Is it ok to remove the silver foil along with both
> wires and put them back on new cover? I did take out the keyboard and
> saw the black and white wire going even deeper into the laptop so I have
> no idea how to open it up and remove them. Please let me know if my idea
> is ok.
>
> '[image:http://img23.imageshack.us/img23/1969/19383909.png]'
> (http://img23.imageshack.us/i/19383909.png/)
>
> Uploaded with 'ImageShack.us' (http://imageshack.us)


Post this here, for faster results:
http://groups.google.com/group/alt.sys.pc-clone.dell/topics?hl=en&lnk=sg
 
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Pen

Flightless Bird
On 7/26/2010 3:54 AM, laptoppcmemory wrote:
> Hi. I have been looking for ages for any info on replacing the dell
> inspiron 1545 back cover. There's nothing specific to the dell Inspiron
> 1545 on net but I gathered some info from guides about other models and
> have so far been able to remove the back cover from the lcd screen.
>
> Now I don't know how to remove the little black and white cables that
> start at top of back cover and go right into the middle of laptop
> somewhere. I have ordered a new back cover already and since I don't
> want to open up the whole laptop to find where the black and white
> little cables are going into, I am thinking I can remove the large
> square foil covering the back cover and the 2 little cables as shown in
> picture below (for demonstration purposes only, not my back cover) and
> replace them on my new back cover.
>
> Will that work? Is it ok to remove the silver foil along with both
> wires and put them back on new cover? I did take out the keyboard and
> saw the black and white wire going even deeper into the laptop so I have
> no idea how to open it up and remove them. Please let me know if my idea
> is ok.
>
>
>
> '[image: http://img23.imageshack.us/img23/1969/19383909.png]'
> (http://img23.imageshack.us/i/19383909.png/)
>
> Uploaded with 'ImageShack.us' (http://imageshack.us)
>
>

Dell's disassembly instructions are found here;
http://support.dell.com/support/edocs/systems/ins1545/en/index.htm
The service manual is what you want.
 
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