Panasonic CF30 Notebook "remove plastic tab new watch" Questions

...remove the keyboard on a laptop do the following: The piece of plastic that the power button sits on can be removed, you will see a notch in the plastic on the far right of the bar. Put a flat head ...

...plastic clip away from the ribbon with your fingernail or a straight screwdriver. Set the keyboard aside. Remove the six screws holding the top half of the Acer's chassis to the motherboard. Gently ...

...plastic clip away from the ribbon with your fingernail or a straight screwdriver. Set the keyboard aside. Remove the six screws holding the top half of the Acer's chassis to the motherboard. Gently ...

remove.The Locking Bar is CAREFULLY slid away from the white rectangular plastic block. It is ONLY slid so far. About 2mm, or a little more than 1/16th of an Inch.(About the height of this letter - L

...new keyboard. For the version with the lock pegs: Slide the keyboard forward as much as you can. There are four lock pegs, that help secure it in place. (Flat tabs of plastic. Two on each side of the ...

plastic tabs formed out of the Keyboard on the side facing you. If you bring the Keyboard straight up, you chance breaking those tabs off. Tabs cleared, roll the top of the Keyboard, (LCD screen side)

remove a small thin plastic strip. This strip is located above where the keyboard goes, and under the area of the LCD screen. Viewing it, you should see LED lights in it. There may be speakers in this

...plastic, and is pretty tough stuff; but can be broken. Once the Display Bezel has been removed, remove the single screw that holds the screen Inverter in place, bring screen Inverter out, and unplug ...

...plastic.But of course everything does have it's limits.(Watch your fingers under the bezel, also. May be sharp edges not removed by the factory. Haven't ran into any in 10+ years, (Laptop), ...

...Remove the AC adapter, and Battery. 2) Open the laptop. The plastic frame in front of the LCD screen is the Display Bezel. (Gateway? Believe they call it the LCD Panel Bezel) Down in the BOTTOM ...