Standard shipment of Z91N come with thermal compound applied to the heat sink already. Remove the foil which protects the compound. Carefully put back the ...
Quick Guide for Configuring Whitebook Z91N Whitebook series of Notebook Platforms are designed with easy-to-configure flexibility in mind to provide the following benefits: • • • • •
The platforms are available without CPU, memory modules and hard disks to allow flexible configuration and value-add by resellers Acquiring major components at up-to-date market prices Quick and easy configuration process, easier than building desktops Flexible options of Optical Drive options Easy to service
Please read through the following sections of this Quick Guide for the instructions of configuring different components: • • • • • •
Precautions Installing CPU Installing Memory Modules Installing 802.11 Wireless Module Installing Hard Disk Drive Installing Optical Drives
Precautions 1. Prepare a clean and ample bench space to work on to avoid scratching and lost of small screws. Proper electrostatic discharge measures and ESD wrist band is recommended. 2. Remove all rings, watches and any other metal objects from your hands.
3. Make sure power is NOT connected to the unit.
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4. Always make sure battery is removed for any installation of components. Remove battery by slide and hold the latch, and then lift the battery.
5. Always use appropriate tools, especially the right size of Philips head screwdriver. Size No.1 Philips head screw driver is used for most of the screws mentioned in this guide. Phillips-head Screwdriver Use a Phillips-head screwdriver to fasten/remove the K- or B-typed screws.
Single-Slotted Screwdriver Use a single-slotted screwdriver to lock/unlock the flexible cable connector locks
Tweezers Use a pair of tweezers to remove/insert flexible cables.
Insertion and extraction tool for FPC connector Use insertion and extraction tool for FPC connector to handle locking and unlocking of FPC connectors.
Vacuum Handling Tool Use Vacuum handling tool to handle CPU.
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Installing CPU 1. Lay the Z91N unit bottom side up on the bench and make sure the power is disconnected, and the battery is removed. 2. Remove the 2 screws that secure the CPU cover and slightly slide the cover to the side to remover it.
CPU cover
3. Remove the 2 screws holding the CPU fan and carefully taking out the CPU fan. Keep the wire connection intact.
4. Remove the four screws securing the heat sink and carefully slide out the heat sink.
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5. Use a “Slot head” screw driver to turn the CPU locking screw on the CPU socket 180 degree counter clockwise to unlock position.
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unlock 6. Now you are ready to install the CPU. Do not touch the CPU pins directly with fingers. Use a suction tool to handle the CPU if possible. Or else, only handle the CPU by the edge of PCB.
7. Make sure the surface of the CPU is clean and shinny. This is very important especially using one CPU which has been installed and having thermal grease residual on top of the chip. Remove all residuals in this case. 8. Drop the CPU into the socket with the pin 1 of CPU sitting in pin 1 of the socket.
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. 9. Make sure the CPU is sitting properly by slightly rocking it, then lock the CPU locking screw on the socket by turning it 180 degree clockwise.
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10. Standard shipment of Z91N come with thermal compound applied to the heat sink already. Remove the foil which protects the compound. Carefully put back the heat sink covering the CPU, making sure the fin portion of the heat sink goes into the space as before it was taken out, and fasten the four screws by evenly applying the approximately same few turns one by one. If a heat sink is reused, make sure to clean the thermal compound completely, and reapply ample compound. A silicon thermal pad can be used too.
. 11. Put back the CPU fan and secure it with the two screws.
12. Put back the CPU cover by fitting it over the open area slightly outside, and slide the cover tightly into place. Fasten it with the 2 screws.
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Installing Memory Module 1. Lay the Z91N unit bottom side up on the bench and make sure the power is disconnected, and the battery is removed. 2. Remove the 2 screws that secure the DDR door and slightly slide the cover to the side to remover it.
DDR door
3. Insert the DDR memory module at the angle of 30 degree into the SO-DIMM slot with the notch matching the key of the slot. Push the module fully into the contacts, and push down into the side latches which secure the module.
4. You can also install the second memory module into the other socket.
5. Put the cover back, and secure the two screws. 6
Installing the 802.11 Wireless Module 1. Z91N may be delivered to you with or without the 802.11 Wireless Module installed. Following the instructions to install it if required. 2. Follow the same steps as in “Installing the Memory Module” to remove the DDR door. 3. Connect the two antenna wires to the module. Apply very even pushing force to connect to the sockets on the module. It helps to apply force only at the back center point of the connectors. Care must be taken not to damage the connectors.
4. Slide the module into the DIMM socket similar to installing the memory module. Make sure the end of the contacts is fully into the connections.
5. Push down the module to make sure it is latched. Paste 1 pcs of tape to fix the cables.
6. Put back DDR door the same as the steps in “Installing Memory Modules”. 7
Installing Hard Disk Drive 1. Lay the unit bottom side up on the bench. Remove the two screws holding the cover of the hard disk compartment and take out the cover.
HDD door
2. Put the hard disk into the metal cover coming with the installation kit, secure the four side screws.
2 more on the other side
3. Slide the assembled hard disk unit into the compartment with the other end of connector going into the latch first, and then press the connector end into the other side of connection on the unit.
4. Put the cover back and secure the two screws.
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Installing Optical Drive 1. Z91N is shipped without Optical Drive, or with any of the following: CD-ROM, DVD, or Combo Drive. 2. Remove the 2 screws that secure the ODD module.
3. Insert the new drive and push all the way into the slot.
4. Paste the mylar or rubber on the hole, and then secure 2 screws to fix ODD module.
5. To install or exchange any Optical Drive, just remove the 2 screws and rubber and then put the screwdriver into the hole and push the ODD drive out from the NB.
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