Введение
If the computer may start to boot but then shuts down, increased Windows errors or "blue screens of death” the computer may freeze for seemingly no reason, or connected devices that worked before suddenly won’t work, replace the motherboard on the HP EliteBook 840 G1
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Slide the latch, to the right, away from the lock symbol.
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Slide the cover away from the latch to remove it.
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Once the cover is removed you will be able to see the battery and the two latches that hold it in place.
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The two latches should be pulled back, one of which is spring loaded and must be held in place in order to remove the battery.
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Identify the RAM and the pull tabs that will be used in the next step.
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Pull back the two tabs on either side of the RAM this will allow the RAM to be removed.
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Pull the RAM stick gently out and up once the tabs have been pulled to the side.
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Loosen the four Phillips screws securing the hard drive.
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Grab the pull tab on the hard drives plastic casing and pull it out and to the side.
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Remove the 2.5" hard drive from the plastic bracket.
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In order to take out the fan and heatsink the plastic cover must first be taken off.
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Remove the eight 2 mm Phillips #1 screws.
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Remove the thirteen 6 mm Torx T8 screws.
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Remove the five Torx M2.5x5 screws.
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Remove the single 7 mm Phillips #1 screw.
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Loosen the two Phillips #1 screws. These screws will remain captive to the device.
T8 Torx screws - I had something like 16 before the black bottom cover removal was possible, and two (marked here as offset from the bottom edge) were not installed at all, so there are 5 total in places not marked in the above photo.
I had 16 of them as well. The missing ones are:
1. Right next to Ethernet drop jaw.
2. To the left of the battery connector.
3. Next to VGA, right above the fan.
I actually had 18. The additional ones are between the fan and the RAM slots, and between the fan and battery.
Sorry, I actually had 16, but two from the picture did not exist (and I cannot edit my comment anymore !).
Several screws are missing, one near the ethernet port, and 3 out in the middle, and 1 near the fan (inline with the two below the fan)
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Using the plastic opening tools, remove the plastic cover by beginning at one of the corners and prying it up.
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Use the plastic opening tools to remove the keyboard, starting at one of the top corners. You need to lift the top side and then takeing it out moving the keyboard towards the screen.
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Once the keyboard is removed, detach the ribbons connecting the keyboard to the laptop by prying the small tab and sliding the ribbon out.
Keyboard removal was not necessary to remove the fan for me. Once you get the bottom shell off, the fan subassembly is completely accessible.
There is a hole by the fan to push the keyboard out instead of prying it out.
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Loosen the six Phillips #1 screws. These will remain captive to the heatsink.
Heatsink removal is not necessary to take the fan out. You can remove just the fan with its two screws if that is the only thing needing replacement. Like for mine, the fan bearings were bad, but the heatsink was okay though a little dusty..
Remember, though, to have fresh thermal grease ready if you do decide to remove the heatsink anyway.
Warning: I removed the heatsink and now that I’ve re-applied the paste it no longer makes any contact at all with the graphics substrate and barely any with the CPU. HP have a habit of splurging several mm of paste onto their CPUs during manufacture and this has either bent the heatsink or it’s just a poor design full stop. I guess I’ll get a thermal pad and use that as it’s at least designed to conduct heat probably better than an ocean of thermal paste would
Yes, it could work, you can also try to unbend the heat sink but this laptop can become very hot, if the heat sink is bent, you should consider a heatsink replacement for an optimal heat dissipation.
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Use the plastic opening tools to remove the tape covering the wires connected from the fan to the motherboard.
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Disconnect the fan by sliding the wire out.
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Remove the fan by lifting it up and sliding it out.
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Remove the heat sink by lifting it up and sliding it out.
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Remove the three 4 mm Phillips #1 screws.
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Remove the single 2 mm Phillips #1 screw.
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Pry the grey plastic tab from the orange tab to free it.
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Repeat for the clear plastic tab.
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Disconnect the cables by taking off the tape and getting them out from under the plastic.
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The motherboard can now be lifted up easily, if any snagging occurs make sure everything was disconnected properly before continuing.
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To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
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thanks a lot for this good article ... could you please advice where to buy the replacement motherboard online ?
many thanks again
Alibaba or AliExpress is cheaper than eBay or Amazon but if in USA then buy from
Does someone know if we can replace a 745 g2 motherboard by another model like a 820 g2 or something like this ? Tks.
745 G2 can only be replaced with 840 G2.
While 725 G2 can only be replaced by 820 G2
How can i find this mother card
Hello, I have been having this issue of battery light indicator blinking orange and white continuously on my laptop, an engineer said the motherboard is dead, it is 840 G1, I want to know if I can replace it with a 840 G2 motherboard
I would not recommend trying to replace this motherboard by a motherboard from another model of Elitebook laptop. In general it's not possible to replace the motherboard with another one from a different model or brand for a laptop.
If you try to replace the 840 G1 motherboard by an 840 G2 motherboard, here are some problems that will occur :
- Incompatible screen (LVDS connector might not match the one on the motherboard and motherboard might not be compatible with the screen itself)
- The cooling system of the 840 G1 motherboard will not fit on the 840 G2 motherboard
- A lot of more other issues (other incompatible or missing connectors, etc.)
Please consider replacing the dead motherboard by an Elitebook 840 G1 motherboard :-)
Brendan -
Slide to your "other left", on this screen it would be to the right, to slide open the cover
petunia8107 - Ответить
l’expression “Détachez le cache du loquet pour le retirer “ est ambigüe et source d’erreur, elle donne à penser qu’il faut retirer un “cache” qui serait sur le loquet.
Ce qu’il faut c’est détacher le cache (la grande plaque où il y a la logo bleu) de la partie fixe sur laquelle se trouve le loquet. Pour ça il faut glisser une lame fine dans la fente entre le cache et la partie fixe.
merci pour le tutoriel.
Philippe Fayolle - Ответить
Bonjour Philippe,
Vous avez bien raison ! J’ai adapté la traduction. Merci pour l’observation ! N’hésitez pas à corriger le texte la prochaine fois. Vous trouverez l’interface de traduction en cliquant sur Traduire en haut à droite de l’étape.
Bonne réparation !
Claire Miesch -