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

[@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]

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.

[@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]

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]

Good job! Have fun!

[@NEURALDELVER]

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

[@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?

[@neo4947]

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

[@regazzz]

Good for you! Thank you!

[@Pantroc]

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

[@regazzz]

thank you!

[@juniorsoftware]

thanks so much excellent

[@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?

[@samisamuel112]

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

[@regazzz]

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

[@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..

[@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.

[@regazzz]

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