Lenovo 100e Gen2 | Chromebook Teardown Guide

Learn how to easily teardown your Lenovo 100e Gen2 in our quick step-by-step guide! If you're still struggling, feel free to visit our website www.ChromebookParts.com and we can assist you with any of your device management needs.
Lenovo 100e Gen2 Steps
Remove 9 screws on the bottom cover.
Gently pry open the palmrest with a plastic pick. Try not to break your tools.
Peel the palmrest back. Being mindful of the cables.
Unplug the Keyboard and Touchpad from the Motherboard.
Unplug the touchpad cable then remove 3 screws holding the touchpad in place.
Firmly push the touchpad out of the palmrest.
Unplug the battery then remove the 4 screws holding it in place.
Unplug the daughterboard then remove the 3 screws holding it in place.
Unplug the speakers from the Daughterboard.
Remove 2 screws holding the speakers in place. Lift them out.
Unplug the Wi-Fi Antennas and LCD Cable.
Remove 7 motherboard screws.
Remove 6 hinge screws. Lift the LCD assembly out of place.
The motherboard and bottom cover are now free.
Carefully remove the bezel with a plastic pick going around the outer perimeter.
Unscrew the 4 LCD Panel screws. Unplug the LCD cable.
Remove a total of 10 hinge screws.
Lift the LCD/Camera cable out of place being mindful of tape.
Unplug the camera.

[@user-ts2ob2dl4h]

I ca remove the keybord thing from my computer

[@Feedbacker17]

Should i be able to do this to remove the enterprise enrollment on my chromebook?

[@Chromebookparts]

Unless you are the enterprise owner/admin you won't be able to un-enroll the device. You may try contacting the Enterprise and ask them to deprovision your motherboard, or you may replace the motherboard entirely.

[@michaelbrady6646]

Is the WP screw right there when remove bottom lid or do you have to flop the MB over to access?

[@Chromebookparts]

Hello! This model doesn't use a WP screw - to disable Write Protection, you need to unplug the battery.

[@arifmohk]

Mine won’t charge nor turn on why is this?

[@Chromebookparts]

Hello! It could be for multiple reasons. Your battery could have gone bad, preventing the device from charging, or the charger you are using could have issues. It's also possible the charging ports on your device may be damaged, preventing it from charging.
If you are not comfortable opening your device, feel free to message our repairs department @ [e-mail]. All repairs come with free ground shipping (in the lower 48) and a free diagnosis.