04/25/2021

Lenovo Thinkpad X1 Yoga Tear Down Disassemble 1st Gen

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Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Yoga (1st Gen) Teardown Guide

Overview

  • Model: Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Yoga (1st Generation)
  • Purpose: Guide to replace CPU fan, upgrade RAM, change the battery, or replace the motherboard.
  • Tools Needed: Electronic screwdriver

Steps

  1. Remove Back Panel:
    • Unscrew Phillips screws. They stay attached to the back plate.
    • Pry open using a fingernail or plastic tool.
  2. RAM Upgrade/Replacement:
    • Locate the RAM slots.
    • Push metal clips to release RAM.
    • Replace or upgrade as needed.
  3. Battery Replacement:
    • Disconnect the battery connector by lifting it from the top.
    • Unscrew and remove the battery.
    • Model for replacement: SP120F46467 or 01AV439 (verify from your specific model).
  4. SSD Upgrade/Replacement:
    • Remove the single screw holding the M.2 NVMe SSD.
    • Slide out the SSD for replacement or upgrade.
    • If data recovery or cloning is needed, refer to appropriate tutorials.
  5. Speaker Replacement:
    • Remove the screws and disconnect the speaker cables.
    • Replace if experiencing audio issues.
  6. CMOS Battery:
    • Located near the Wi-Fi card. Push out the pin to reset.
  7. CPU Fan Replacement:
    • Unscrew and carefully remove the fan.
    • Clean off old thermal paste and apply new thermal compound.
  8. Motherboard Replacement:
    • Disconnect all cables and remove screws.
    • Carefully lift and replace the motherboard.
  9. LCD Screen Replacement:
    • Recommended to replace the entire LCD assembly for touch screen models.
    • Remove screws from the hinges and carefully separate the screen from the base.
    • Keyboard is replaceable but involves removing numerous screws and flex cables.

Additional Tips

  • Keep track of screws and their respective places.
  • Handle components gently to avoid damage.
  • When dealing with thermal paste, ensure a clean and even application.

Reminder

  • The video provides a detailed visual guide for each step of the teardown process.
  • For specific procedures like cloning the hard drive, refer to other videos or tutorials.

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