First of all: thanks for that video - really helped getting a general sense on how to access the damn Battery in that model. But before removing the keyboard (5:12) with a tool as shown in the video, I recommend carefully opening up the right side of the case a little already when facing the screen the way the person does in the video (so, from our viewer's perspective it's the left) and then use that hole, that we can see after the keyboard is removed at 6:05 to push the keyboard out from underneath carefully - that way the buttons don't need to get screwed with in any way! As long as you only bend it a little, the upper case part shouldn't break - these parts are rather fragile I found - more so than my HP Notebook I repaired and upgraded a little while ago... It's inevitable that the keyboard gets bend a little anyway, so we might as well limit it to that. 😉💁♂ Cheers and hope this can help a little...
But doing it without grounding yourself isn't exactly smart when dealing with *any* sensitive electronics device...knowing some basic Physics certainly helps there....
Somebody else said he raised the audio - but I don't get any sound at all. Even without dialogue, it would help to hear the sounds of the screwdrivers etc - especially when he was takling the keyboard off. What was he doing under the keys?
***ENG: Links to screwdrivers and parts in the description under the video*
***RUS: Ссылки на отвертки и заменяемые детали в описании под видео*
I had to repair the hinges in my P253 and this video helped a lot with disassembling the laptop. Thanks!
Never opened a computer up before but thanks to this video I was able to clean the fan on my laptop thanks
I raised volume few times during video, it helps a lot
thanks, helped a lot. Worked for my Acer Travelmate P253 as well.
First of all: thanks for that video - really helped getting a general sense on how to access the damn Battery in that model.
But before removing the keyboard (5:12) with a tool as shown in the video, I recommend carefully opening up the right side of the case a little already when facing the screen the way the person does in the video (so, from our viewer's perspective it's the left) and then use that hole, that we can see after the keyboard is removed at 6:05 to push the keyboard out from underneath carefully - that way the buttons don't need to get screwed with in any way!
As long as you only bend it a little, the upper case part shouldn't break - these parts are rather fragile I found - more so than my HP Notebook I repaired and upgraded a little while ago...
It's inevitable that the keyboard gets bend a little anyway, so we might as well limit it to that. 😉💁♂
Cheers and hope this can help a little...
Worked with my P253-E as well with minor difference (+1 cable).
This video was indirect reason for my PC death by static discharge.
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But doing it without grounding yourself isn't exactly smart when dealing with *any* sensitive electronics device...knowing some basic Physics certainly helps there....
Thanks for the help you gave me.
Video fantastico.....grazie mille!!!!!
Helped me. Thank you.
Thank you!
Thank you
This is Acer TravelMate P253-M Notebook
Yes
Great!!!!
Is there ANY AUDIO? I can't hear any -
but maybe it is just me...
Somebody else said he raised the audio - but I don't get any sound at all. Even without dialogue, it would help to hear the sounds of the screwdrivers etc - especially when he was takling the keyboard off. What was he doing under the keys?
@@DownhillAllTheWay They keyboard part was kinda sub-optimally solved - I wrote a better/safer approach to it in my comment above...
Can i clean the fan without taking out the keyboard?