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 "title": "How to do an HP Fortis G1i 14 inch Chromebook system board replacement",
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 "model_name": "HP Fortis G1i 14 inch Chromebook",
 "component": "system board",
 "manufacturer": "HP",
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 "source_url": "https://kaas.hpcloud.hp.com/pdf-public/pdf_11605938_en-US-1.pdf",
 "source_title": "HP Maintenance and Service Guide",
 "pages": "printed pages 29–53",
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 "markdown": "# HP Fortis G1i 14 inch Chromebook system board replacement\n\nSource: https://kaas.hpcloud.hp.com/pdf-public/pdf_11605938_en-US-1.pdf (printed pages 29–53). OEM-documented procedure; not bench-tested.\n\nHP Fortis G1i 14 inch Chromebook system board replacement. HP prints this procedure on printed page 51 of its maintenance and service guide.\n\n## tools and parts\n\n- Screwdrivers and a non-marking pry tool as HP lists for this procedure\n- Static-safe work surface\n- `N83261-001` - Intel N200 processor, 16 GB system memory, 128 GB UFS memory. Source: printed page 51.\n- `N83262-001` - Intel N200 processor, 16 GB system memory, 128 GB UFS memory (WWAN models). Source: printed page 51.\n- `N83263-001` - Intel N200 processor, 8 GB system memory, 64 GB eMMC memory. Source: printed page 51.\n- `N83256-001` - Intel N100 processor, 16 GB system memory, 128 GB UFS memory. Source: printed page 51.\n- `N83259-001` - Intel N100 processor, 8 GB system memory, 64 GB eMMC memory. Source: printed page 51.\n- `N83260-001` - Intel N100 processor, 8 GB system memory, 64 GB eMMC memory (WWAN models). Source: printed page 51.\n- `N83257-001` - Intel N100 processor, 4 GB system memory, 32 GB eMMC memory. Source: printed page 51.\n- `N83258-001` - Intel N100 processor, 4 GB system memory, 32 GB eMMC memory (WWAN models). Source: printed page 51.\n\n## preparation\n\nSave your work and shut the computer down through the operating system, unplug AC power and every external device, and work on a clean, grounded, ESD-protected surface while sorting each screw by its original location. Handle every cable by its connector and put each one back in its own place during reassembly.\n\n1. Get the machine ready for taking apart (the Preparation for disassembly section is on page 28). (printed page 39).\n2. Take the bottom cover off (the Bottom cover section is on page 37). (printed page 29).\n\n## replacement\n\n3. Take the battery out. (printed page 51).\n4. Take the WLAN module (the WLAN module section is on page 46). (printed page 51).\n5. Detach those leads from the main board: (printed page 51).\n6. Take the seven Phillips M2.0 × 3.0 fasteners (1) that hold the main board to the machine. (printed page 52).\n7. Take the four Phillips M2.0 × 4.5 fasteners (2) that hold the main board to the machine. (printed page 52).\n8. Take the bracket (3) from the main board. (printed page 52).\n9. Lift the right side of the main board (1) until it rests at an angle. (printed page 52).\n10. Take the main board (2) by drawing it right and out of the machine. (printed page 53).\n11. When replacing the main board, be sure to take the USB bracket from the old board and fit it onto the new board. To take the USB bracket (1) from the main board, draw the bracket straight off (2) the board. (printed page 53).\n\n",
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