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In this guide I will walk you through the process of complete disassembly of Lenovo Y50-70 (model 20378) laptop.There will be two parts in this disassembly guide.
- Taking apart the laptop case. I will show how to access and remove all internal components.
- Taking apart the display panel. I will show how to remove and replace the LCD screen.
These two parts are independent from each other and if all you need is to replace the screen, you can jump straight to the second part.
Part 1. Taking apart Lenovo Y50-70 laptop case.
STEP 1.
Remove all screws securing the bottom cover.
STEP 2.
Lift up the cover and remove it.
STEP 3.
Remove three screws securing the battery and disconnect the cable from the motherboard.
Remove the battery.
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STEP 4.
Remove four screws from the hard drive caddy and disconnect the SATA cable from the motherboard.
Remove the hard drive assembly.
STEP 5.
If you are replacing the hard drive or upgrading it, you will have to transfer the caddy and the cable to the new one.
STEP 6.
Lenovo Y50-70 laptop has two removable memory modules. Remove both modules if necessary.
STEP 7.
Disconnect the subwoofer cable (red square).
Disconnect the speaker cable (yellow square).
Disconnect two antenna cables (red arrows) from the wireless card. You can leave the wireless card connected to the motherboard unless you have to replace it.
STEP 8.
Un-route cables from the left side of the cooling fans assembly.
Remove three screws securing the dual fan assembly.
STEP 9.
Remove the cooling fan assembly.
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STEP 10.
Remove two screw securing the subwoofer and remove it from the laptop.
STEP 11.
Remove two screws from the USB Audio SD card reader board.
Disconnect the board cable from the motherboard.
STEP 12.
Remove the USB Audio SD card reader board.
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STEP 13.
Remove six spring loaded screws fastening the heatsink.
You cannot remove the motherboard without removing the heatsink first.
STEP 14.
Remove the heatsink.
STEP 15.
Disconnect the following cables from the motherboard:
- Power button board cable (red square)
- Touchpad cable (orange square)
- Keyboard backlight cable (purple square)
- Keyboard data cable (yellow rectangular)
- LED status board cable (green square)
- DC-IN power jack cable (blue square)
- LCD screen video cable (violet square)
Here’s how to release flat cables:
- Unlock the connector by lifting up the locking tab.
- Pull the cable out of the connector.
STEP 16.
Remove five screws attaching the motherboard to the top case.
STEP 17.
Remove the motherboard from the case.
Here’s a picture of the other side just in case you need it.
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STEP 18.
The touchpad can be removed after you remove three screws from the metal bracket and two more from the touchpad itself.
The keyboard is permanently attached to the top case and cannot be easily removed. If the keyboard failed, you will have to replace the entire top case or try this repair.
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STEP 19.
The LED status board is hidden under the adhesive shielding. The LED board is secured by one screw and can be removed if necessary.
STEP 20.
The power button board also accessible and removable.
STEP 21.
The DC-IN power jack harness is routed along the side of the top case.
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Part 2. Removing Lenovo Y50-70 LCD screen.
The LCD screen can be easily removed and replaced on these models.
STEP 1.
Start the display disassembly from the top side.
Insert your fingers between the front bezel and LCD screen and separate the bezel from the back cover.
STEP 2.
Continue removing the bezel on both sides of the display.
STEP 3.
Remove the front bezel from the display.
STEP 4.
Remove four screws attaching the LCD screen to the back cover.
STEP 5.
Separate the LCD screen from the back cover.
STEP 6.
Place the LCD screen the front side down on the keyboard.
Now you can access the video cable connector on the back.
STEP 7.
Peel of the clear tape securing the connection.
Unplug the video cable from the LCD screen.
Now you can replace the LCD screen with a new one.
You can find a new screen using the model number or Lenovo FRU number printed on the back.
In my case the model number: N156HGE-EAB Rev. C1 and Lenovo FRU part number: 04X4813
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In this post, I’ll explain how to disassemble Lenovo Y50-70 to remove and replace the battery, hard drive, RAM, wireless card, cooling fan, speakers, bottom case, and motherboard.
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Remove all screws from the bottom case.
There are some snaps fixed the bottom case, and you can use a pry bar release all the snaps. Be careful, do not damage the snaps.
After all screws removed, you can open the bottom case.
Under the bottom case, you can access the battery, hard drive, memory, wireless card and speaker.
Remove four screws securing the battery.
Disconnect the battery connector from the motherboard. You can remove the battery.
The laptop comes with a 7.4v, 7400mah Li-polymer battery, Lenovo P/N: L13M4P02.
Carefully remove the memory, Lenovo Y50 have two memory slots, in my case, only one memory was installed.
The laptop comes with a Samsung 4GB PC3L-12800S 1600MhZ memory.
Remove four screws securing the hard drive module. Slide it to the left.
The Lenovo Y50-70 featured an HGST hard drive.
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Remove one screw securing the wireless card
Disconnect two antenna cables, take it away from its slot.
Intel dual band wireless-ac 3160 wireless card, Lenovo P/N: 04X6034.
Now remove two securing the speaker.
Disconnect the speaker cable from the motherboard.
Speaker module
Remove all screws securing the heat sink.
Disconnect two power cables from the motherboard.
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Lenovo Y50-70 using a dual cooling fan, OEM by Sunon.
Intel processor
Motherboard