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That's what the Asus W7S looks like without keyboard.

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With the plastic clip loosened, gently pull the wirefilm out of the connector.

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The plastic clip simply pins the wirefilm down to the connector, so don't push too hard.

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Again, with a small screwdriver, push the light plastic clip out of it's socket. First on one, then on the other side.

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This is the keyboard connector on the mainboard. The wirefilm is extremely sensitive, so be careful when removing it.

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and pull the keyboard towards display. Be careful, there is a thin wirefilm attached to the keyboard and mainboard. Don't pull to hard.

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After the clips are out of the way, lift the upper part of the keyboard...

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Here you can see the position of the three plastic clips which you have to push.

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Use a small screwdriver to push the small plastic clip under the notebook cover. Do NOT...

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Remove the screw marked with a red circle close to the CPU fan.

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Open the CPU/GPU Cover with a gentle lift.

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Removing the keyboard from an Asus W7S in 5 minutes. Remove the 6 screws marked with a red circle.

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