09/09/2020

Acer Aspire C24 Disassemble Tear Down – C24-865-UA91

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Acer Aspire C24 (D17WW3) Disassembly Guide

Introduction:

  • Model: Acer Aspire C24 (D17WW3)
  • Purpose: Upgrade SSD, DDR4 RAM, replace fan or motherboard.

Equipment Required:

  • Phillips screwdriver
  • Plastic prying tool

Disassembly Process:

Removing the Stand:

  1. Place Computer on Screen: Lay the computer flat on its screen.
  2. Remove Rubber Covers: Pry open two rubber covers on the stand to reveal screws.
  3. Unscrew Stand: Remove four screws and then the stand.

Accessing Internals:

  1. Remove Central Screw: There’s a small screw in the middle holding a bracket.
  2. Remove Bracket: Pry open the plastic bracket covering the internals.
  3. Unclip Wires: Ensure wires (like those from the speaker) are not tangled in the bracket.

Internal Components:

  1. Hard Drive:
    • Located in the lower part.
    • Suitable for upgrading to an SSD.
    • Reinstall Windows 10 from a USB or disc after upgrading.
  2. Motherboard Bracket:
    • Remove seven screws (three on each side and one in the middle).
    • Carefully lift the bracket to expose the motherboard and RAM.
  3. RAM Upgrade:
    • The system uses DDR4 RAM.
    • Can be upgraded to a maximum of 16GB (2x 8GB modules).
  4. Motherboard Replacement:
    • Disconnect all attached cables.
    • Unscrew the motherboard (five screws) for replacement.
  5. Fan Replacement:
    • Located near the top of the motherboard.
    • Held by two screws and attached to the heatsink.
    • Replace if it makes unusual noise or fails to spin.

Reassembly Tips:

  • Reverse the disassembly steps.
  • Ensure all cables are correctly reconnected.
  • Be gentle when handling internal components.

Conclusion:

  • This guide helps you access and replace key components of the Acer Aspire C24 (D17WW3).
  • Remember to handle components with care and ensure compatibility when upgrading.

Additional Tips:

  • Always back up your data before performing hardware upgrades.
  • Consider using an anti-static wristband when working with electronic components.

 

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