ACER, KAV60, take apart, video, disassemble, how to open disassembly

Hi!
No music. No talking. Just work.
If you are taking your ACER KAV60 laptop apart be careful and wear an anti-static wrist band or use other anti-static device. If you need to change a LCD usually you don't have to take screen out of a laptop. You can leave it on a laptop and watch the last part of the video where I am taking LCD apart. If you need to change a keyboard, you don't have to take all bottom screws out. There are usually some marks, like a keyboard picture, on a case bottom. If you need to put a laptop back to work be aware of screws. They are different and you better remember or mark them somehow to insure that you will put them back in to a right place.
Some laptops I take apart first time, so don't be serious on my time and performance.
If something got broken - ooops, it's your fault.
Believe me, some parts in your laptop are already broken, you just don't see that.
So, just watch this video and fix your laptop.
Have fun and good luck!!
regazzz
P.S. There is no reassemble video - that's why I have created a special channel for Backwards Playback Support for
each video that is missing reassemble. It is not the best possible solution obviously but better than nothing.
Find a link at the end of each video. #recycling #recycle #upcycling #zerowaste #sustainability #reuse #environment
#handmade #waste #sustainable #diy #vintage #recycled #demolition #upcycle #design #scrap #repair #disassembly #Technology

[@NEURALDELVER]

Good video. My Acer's fan has been defunct for a year now and I've had to use a cooling pad for a while now. But just today my mom found an acer of the same model with a busted screen and missing battery up above the linen closet. I just took that one apart with the help of your video, and I'm going to take this one apart and replace the fan.

[@regazzz]

I don't think it is necessary to make this type of videos, because you will be able to see how it was before just by scrolling back this video. Plus I strongly recommend you to take notes where everything (screws, etc.) coming from. Make some kind of "map" in a A4 paper and take a few pictures on your camera and everything will be fine. Use anti-static wristband, don't use some synthetic clothes.

[@regazzz]

You are right. Better is plastic tools for this kind of job. But my knife for me is a universal tool. Thank you!

[@ManuelJordan317]

I bought an "Acer Aspire one KAV60" (color red) - to my sister .... about the RAM it has 1 slot and was upgraded from to 1GB to 2GB - about the OS, it has currently Linux Peppermint 32 bits based on Debian 11 .... now the dmidecode command indicates it can support until up 4GB - Pls, let me know if you have some kind of confirmation if it really supports 4GB as maximum. Thanks in advance

[@regazzz]

Hey, I can't confirm neither deny. I would do more research and maybe find a way to test with the 4gb memory chip.

[@NEURALDELVER]

Did it and it works fine! Thanks for the video!

[@regazzz]

Good job! Have fun!

[@BmanFx]

Thank for this awesome tutorial! :D

[@regazzz]

You are very welcome!!!

[@melmagicspell4033]

very useful (and peaceful) thankyou

[@buggz8889]

hey just a quick question behind the screen are 2 wires a black and a white they go to circuit board looking things attached to the foily stuff... do you know what they are for?

[@victorrana]

Yo sugiero usar desarmado de cruz manual ,se corre el riesgo de "barrer" los tornillos con uno automático, además de usar una cuña plástica o uña de guitarra para botar la tapa en vez de esa navaja. Buen video

[@regazzz]

Good for you! Thank you!

[@regazzz]

Wifi is under palmrest, sits on the right side of a motherboard.See this device with white sticker and two (black and white) cables.

[@BakurAgiree]

Termal pad mm?

[@regazzz]

thank you!

[@Pantroc]

the connector jbt1 for which it is? in to install the touch? Thank you

[@neo4947]

Hi i wana ask in thee cooler have termal pad and what is the size?

[@regazzz]

Wifi antenna, attached to a wifi card that attached to a motherboard.

[@samisamuel112]

hey, this has help me a lot, but i cannot see wheres the WIFI adapter is hiding! :S

[@juniorsoftware]

thanks so much excellent

[@MrJojogreg]

pretty obvious that you disassemble that model for the first time.You are using knife that tends to scracth it..suppose of using plastic like guitar pick to avoid scratches..

[@regazzz]

Honestly, I don't know that, sorry...

[@lutherwilliams9579]

He uses a Knife because a Guitar Pick is too damn flimsy. If you use a heavier pick it won't get between the spaces needed

[@regazzz]

Luther Williams you are so much correct!!! I tried so many plastic tools - I just can't trust any of them anymore. Maybe to open one laptop it will be enough, but after two or three it is a garbage.