I opened up my laptop to clean some dust and shit. Wondering how you disconnect that

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2016-01-23 01:51:14Post No. 39368
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Anonymous 2016-01-23 01:51:14 Post No. 39368 [Report]

I opened up my laptop to clean some dust and shit. Wondering how you disconnect that wire thing that attaches the keyboard to the laptop.

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Anonymous 2016-01-23 01:58:22 Post No.39371
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Anonymous 2016-01-23 01:58:22 Post No.39371 [Report]

>>39368
You either need to pull the black thing on the connector or lift it. This one looks more like the kind that you lift.

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Anonymous 2016-01-23 02:06:53 Post No.39380
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>>39368
the black part has lids on its sides pull those lids down (in the pic) and then pull all of the black part entirely, its gonna be stuck in the beginning but dont pull the thin cables in plastic if you want your keyboard working

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Anonymous 2016-01-23 03:10:24 Post No.39421
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>>39371
I made a bad diagram in paint to demonstrate what I mean. The figure on the left marked A shows how to undo >>39380. The figure on the right with the side view shows how to disconnect the connector that I was talking about.

The first one might require a bit of gentle wiggling to unlatch. The second one you should be able to just lift with your nail, and should barely require any force. After you open the connector, you should be able to pull the cable out.