HP Pavilion X360 m Convertible 14m-cd0003dx Complete Disassembly Keyboard Replacement Part 1 of 2
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In this video I show how to completely disassemble an HP Pavilion X360 m Convertible 14m-cd0003dx to replace the keyboard. I show how to replace and upgrade the battery, hard drive, SSD, RAM, wireless card, charge port, dc jack, power button, fingerprint sensor, screen assembly, keyboard, and more. If my videos helped you save money, please consider helping me continue to make these videos by sending me a little appreciation, even $1 would be greatly appreciated. Thanks! :)
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I was looking for a video about how to remove the mother board on this model and your video helped me a lot, I stayed all the way to the end because I really appreciate the effort on removing that keyboard lol thanks again for the help!
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I really appreciate you posting this video. It helped me immensely when swapping the keyboard assembly for the same HP Pavilion X360 for my friend.
Was it worth the effort? Ehh. Maybe. I learned a bit in the process so there's that. I'm also glad I also had a 3D printing pen like you! This was a good use for it.
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Thank you for the video, it is a hard job to do and with you as a guide it gets much easier. Thanks again
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Wow! Qué mal que HP haya hecho tan tedioso cambiar el teclado. Gracias por el video =)
Yeah... it sucks
Yes it supports NVMe M2 SSD. I just installed one and run my windows OS from it. It's made my PC disk transfer speed about 30 times faster. From 100MBps to around 3300MBps
Awesome!
Thank you very much for sharing, it turned out to be a very practical guide. Change the keyboard without problem, although it was many hours of work.
Awesome, glad it helped!
Great vid! I just replaced a similar model keyboard. I used a box cutter to cut the plastic pins heads off, and then used a 3d pen to rebuild them like you do in the second part. I would never tought of that, thank you!
Awesome! Glad it helped
Super helpful.
Got it done with a creme brulee torch and some patience. 😅
Lol glad you were able to figure it out.
@ItsBinhRepaired
Would not recommend my choice of tools. I melted the sd card slot a bit.
I second the guy who used a 3d pen. That probably would have been best.
@@noahagnew6517 yup!
Hi, thank you your video safe my life to understand how to replace the keyboard on my laptop. I have HP Pavilion x360 too. I have no heater to open plastic lock. Luckily I'm a Gundam builder and have tang cutter. I used that to open it.
Awesome!
man you saved my life! thanks so much!
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Very good video. The only thing I did differently was to use a Dremel to cut the tops of the heads off and then use some compressed air to clean it up. Thank you.
Nice
I found the easiest way to remove the metal plate and the keyboard is hard round knife or a flathead screwdriver and pop each plastic tab up.
Just be careful not to short anything out.
@@ItsBinhRepaired Everything is working ok, thanks for the vid.
@@hammiranda great!
Great vid. Was looking forward to part 2. Do you still plan to upload?
Oops, I titled it part 1 as well. ruclips.net/video/nZLBmA5198w/видео.html
I just replaced the broken keyboard of my daughters laptop. I don't filled the holes back with plastic and I think that's ok! I don't feel the keys are loose with the lack of plastic rivets.
Hmmm I dunno. Some of my customers are really picky.
It looks like torture.... take a 🧡
I was thinking of changing it myself, now I know I have to take it to a technician.... 😅😥😭
Hahaha
Hey, where did you buy your 3D pencil, its name and where can I
get it? I would thank you very much if you told me.
Basically this amzn.to/3OxzCvQ
Youre a genius!!!
I am? Thanks! Haha
@@ItsBinhRepaired yeees, it was so dificult for me! You helped me with this video.
@@martingonzalez8545 awesome
thank you so much for posting this--my battery on my laptop is on its last leg and i'm trying to figure out how to replace it myself since every computer repair store i've talked to is giving me the run-around! i'm a college student and depend so heavily on this laptop that i can't afford to leave it very long with a repair shop. if i'm only replacing the battery, will i need to remove the cable next to it before lifting the battery up like you did? or did you only do that since you're doing a complete disassembly? thank you so much!!!
To help you become a better student, I'm going to ask you a question. Please don't be offended or get upset. People need to be able to think for themselves. It's a very important skill. Don't just blindly accept what people say. You have to be analytical and think about why something is being done. I've noticed a lot of viewers ask questions that can be answered with a little thinking about how and why things work the way they do. It's how I take apart computers that I've never seen before.
I like how you ask whether the cable needs to be removed or not, meaning you are thinking about why, but from the video, you should be able to get your answer. The cable is held with adhesive onto the battery and then it is latched down, so you should be able to imagine what would happen if you just pull the battery out without removing the cable.
So my question to you is. What would happen if you replaced the battery without removing the cable?
@@ItsBinhRepaired ahh, well i suppose i have my answer :) from what i could see in the video, i couldn't tell whether the cable was attached to the battery itself or attached to something in the blue area above it. i am not very computer savvy, if you couldn't tell. i would only assume that if i ripped the battery out with the cable still attached, it'd be a huge no-no. since i didn't realize the cable was attached to the battery and not the areas surrounding it, i was thinking that i may be able to work around it, but now that i know it's attached to the battery itself, i have my answer. thanks so much for your help!! :)
@@katieweber6598 Yup, they stuck it down on top of the battery with double stick tape. Stupid design if you ask me. The tape is unnecessary and they could have designed it to go underneath. All part of their plan to make things harder to repair. You can cover the tape with something after removing it, so when you put it back it won't stick back down and will be easier to replace the battery in the future. Make sure when pulling the tape up that you don't crease the cable. Try to keep it as flat as possible.
Straight edge xacto knife did the trick for me. Easy yet still tedious.
Awesome!
The normal ssd m.2 works for this model?
This should work great amzn.to/3z4hV0o
Thanks
Yup
Hello,My Hp computer, warned me that my after market battery will slow down my computer and it does. Is there a way to fix this problem.
Get a different one
Thanks for reply,do you mean get new battery or new laptop?
@@mjb8724 battery
My screen glitched then blacked out so I’m trying to clear the cmos. Does this laptop have that?
I think it uses the main battery for that.
@@ItsBinhRepaired thank you so much!
@@bangdone3616 hopefully you can get it working again
Do you know where is the BIOS battery on this specific model? Can I replace it? I have a CMOS messagge on my computer and now the time and date is wrong. But I read that on these models the BIOS battery is sold on the motherboard. :(
Built into the main battery
thanks a lot for sharing this tutorial; I wanted to ask why in the first place you had to replace the keyboard. I have the same laptop and two diagonals of keys are most of the time no longer working (6, z, h, n and 7, u, j, m)...I tried to reset the keyboard ribbon connector from the motherboard, tried also the cleaning using a rubber, plus adding some plastic tape to create more pressure...but nothing worked...just wondering if you had the same problem and had to replace the entire keyboard at last. Not sure I can do this myself, I'm afraid that sending it for repair is going to cost as much as a new machine with similar characteristic. Appreciate you feedback, thanks a lot!! :)
Don't remember. It was a customer computer. Most likely liquid damage.
same problem here (same letters almost!! o.o)
it's happened after change hdd to ssd,
Were you able to fix it? and how? plz
what a PITA to replace something that fails quite commonly (according to most posts several keys not working etc) perhaps they should have put a decent effort into the keyboard if they were going to make it such a nightmare to replace. Well done though....lot of persistence.
Yeah...:(
can you please figure out where is the RTC located for this model HP Pav. X360 M14 CD000 series
The battery is the RTC battery.
Thank you
Yup
Hello, I have an HP Pavilion x360 convertible 14m-cd0xxx with some keys not responding. Having watched your video on keyboard replacement, it seems almost impossible for me to replace the keyboard myself. so I am looking at buying a replacement keyboard still attached to the baseplate and the touchpad. How can I go about ordering this?
I usually find them on eBay.
@It's Binh Repaired Hello Binh. Thank you for your kind and helpful video. Before I fall on your video, i disassembled this laptop because usb and lid closure were disfunctional months after kids fell it on the floor. Luckily I was able to discover that the small USB module was disconnected from the board and I was able to restitute these 2 functionalities. But what is unfortunate is while reassembling, I touched the fan header with the metallic cutter and of course I didn't take power draining measures as you say in this video. So I saw a spark and some electric odor burning :( I was expecting the laptop will not run at all again but wifi and audio are not functioning anymore. To avoid paying and changing a complete motherboard, I bought an external wifi and it's working. But for the audio, do you think the speakers are damaged only or the card itself which I suppose integrated on the board is damaged? Is it possible that the audio adapter is these speakers themselves? If only speakers I can order the same but if it's motherboard related then I have as well to buy some external audio USB adapter.
Thanks in advance for your advice.
Regards
Peter.
Most likely the board. Are you able to use headphones or external speakers? They also have Bluetooth and usb speakers.
@@ItsBinhRepaired No when I am searching under the device manager no audio adapter is found. So I even didn't try headphones or speakers...logically. your next statement you mean instead of getting an external adapter?
@@ItsBinhRepaired I know that we used to connect the laptop sound also to Bluetooth speakers, but do you mean that even if the audio adapter is damaged I can project the sound to a Bluetooth audio device? I thought about it honestly, but it didn't make sense to me since initially there is no audio adapter to produce sound at first place.
Thanks for your replies.
From your knowledge there is no removable adapter for sound on this board like it is for wifi?
@@pierrekanaan2923 the usb port and headphone jack is replaceable, but not sure if that has the sound controller. You can use Bluetooth audio devices without a sound card.
Ok so I have both this laptop, and keyboard problem.., but I can't see the benefits for this teardown if simply replacing the entire keyboard.., furthermore.., and thank you, but due to this complete keyboard teardown, it clearly doesn't make me feel like I have a chance in hell at repairing whatever it is exactly that has caused some of my keys to stop working. Analogous to a cracked SD card.., can you solder it back into working condition..?., Nope.., glue, tape, plastic weld, heat gun, or dip in resin to make it usable again..? NOPE, sure the Hell can't.., .., even a broken mirror or window could be re-liquidified and made into a newly functioning product., .., so just purchase the entire keyboard replacement. Cuz how much is the difference in cost really.? $5, maybe $10 bucks.., not to mention the amount of time, and almost guarantee that you will have to repair something along the way into the initial repair., LoL.., almost like wiping before you poop., kinda silly huh. Great job for doing what I was considering.., cheers
Yeah, might as well replace the whole palmrest assembly lol
Is it has RTC Battery?
I have the same Laptop, and I have a problem:
I Update the BIOS To F06 (21 Dec 2020), under windows, then it restart, and the it just black screen with Capslock led blinking 4 long 4 short.
I try all tips I can found on internet (HP, quora ets), such as Flash with USB drive with "Windows"+"B" Button etc, and nothing change.
I also try reseat the RAM and also change the RAM, nothing change.
Any recommendation?
I try to find a way to reset the BIOS to original factory setting.
Today, I disconnect the battery and will leave it a full day, hope the BIOS will reset when I turn on the Laptop.
The internal battery is the rtc battery, but if you force powered off the computer when doing a bios update, the bios chip is gone. It won't reset or roll back. You had to leave it on the black screen for several minutes. People are messing up their computers being impatient and turning it off while in the process.
if a cpu is soldered to a board can you use a soldering iron to remove it?
Why would you do that? Trying to make sure the computer won't work? Just snap the motherboard in half. It's easier that way.
Can we add fingerprint sensor to the model which dont have fingerprint sensor
Not that I know of. Maybe a usb one
hey! do you have a link to the screwdriver you used to remove the ssd?
For quality, get this amzn.to/3E0H9fW otherwise, this works amzn.to/3G7lgwr
There are four rubber feet to the laptop ryt... If anyone one of the four is missing, is there any website to purchase them...?
Usually eBay
gave up just getting the plastic bottom of, easier to open a bank safe.
Lol that sucks
Hi! Where is the battery for the cmos reset? I can't find it.
The main battery is the cmos battery.
Hi I literally took the whole thang apart and put it back together perfectly but now computer won’t turn on
My computer will charge but won’t turn on
Hmmm check the RAM
@@ItsBinhRepaired so even if I didn’t touch the ram it could still have a problem
@@dajahaniqueknox8543 it's possible
@@ItsBinhRepaired how can I tell if the ram is the problem
Full motherboard kit replacement price ?
I don't know that. It varies on who you take it to and what's available in the market. Are you asking how much if you ship it to me?
Does that model of laptop have no BIOS battery?
Technically it does, but not a separate one. It's part of the battery. Watch part 2 and you'll see. Skip to the end where I turn it on. If you watch both videos completely you'll learn a lot about the laptop.
Hi, i have faced twice keyboard cannot typing for my HP laptop. Fist the 7, U, J, M. I relpaced that keyboard with the new one. But now has a similar problem, now is 8, O, L, "." it's like one line problem and i don't know why the problem always like that. Any idea?
Need to replace the keyboard.
@@ItsBinhRepaired yes i will but i just need to know why that same problem always happen
@@AbiHariri usually liquid
@@ItsBinhRepaired hmmm, okay. But i think i never drop any liquid to the laptop even my sweat to that area. Just strange. Or because this is convertible and i was push little hard accidentally the keyboard while swap it.
@@AbiHariri maybe you damaged the connector.
Now you know how long and hard this job is, what would you charge? Its a shame to waste an otherwise good laptop so I might skip this job and get another repairer.
Which part? Keyboard?
@@ItsBinhRepaired Yes the keyboard.
@@cliffordhall6653 better to buy the entire palmrest. Lol Repair job replacing the keyboard probably $220-250 with parts.
@@ItsBinhRepaired Thanks. Just Found one but last one in stock and I've not quoted customer yet. ugh. At least You helped me decide :-)
@@cliffordhall6653 it really varies depending where you live you can charge more/less. I tend to charge less than a lot of other repair shops.
Hey , help me my Hp x360 cd0077tu showing 0xce000000e error, cmos invalid while booting windows
somedays ago its shut down automatically and dead from 4 days today i clean all ports and facing these issue ( 0xce000000e error at time of Startup or boot cant use my laptop for single minute & showing cmos invalid )
Not sure. Try resetting the bios by removing the battery and holding the power button 30 seconds
@@ItsBinhRepaired i tried this one already, but nothing happened
Where is cmos battery ?
Built into the main battery
where I can to buy this heater to open plastic
Heater? The 3d printing pen?
@@ItsBinhRepaired thank friend I need fix my HP x360 cd1000la
Where can I buy this keyboard?
EBay usually
Does it have a CMOS battery ??
I think the main battery
@@ItsBinhRepaired I need to locate the BIOS battery to revive my PC which fails to boot. It's the same board; 14dh000 series.
How do you know it's a bios battery issue? The main battery is the bios battery.
@@ItsBinhRepaired no display, caps lock blinks 5 short 3 long; sometimes fan also runs on start up. According to hp help desk it's mostly bios , 🙄 just trying to fix it myself before consulting a technician.
@@ItsBinhRepaired Anyway thank you for the replies. I fixed it.
Which is the bios IC?
I don't know
Thank you
@@muhammetarisoy372 yup
@@ItsBinhRepaired Hello Binh. Thank you for your Kind and helpful video. Before I fall on your video, i disassembled this laptop because usb and lid closure were disfunctional months after kids fell it on the floor. Luckily I was able to discover that the small USB module was disconnected from the board and I wS able to restitution these 2 functionalities. But what is unfortunate is while reassembling, I touched the fan header with the metallic cutter and of course I didn't take power draining measures as you say in this video. So I saw a spark and some electric odor burning :( I was expecting the laptop will not run at all again but wifi and audio are not functioning anymore. To avoid paying and changing a complete motherboard, I bought an external wifi and it's working. But for the audio, do you think the speakers are damaged only or the card itself which I suppose integrated on the board is damaged? If only speakers I can order the same but if it's motherboard related then I have as well to buy some external audio USB adapter.
Thanks in advance for your advice.
Regards
Peter.
Hi
Has anyone tried an M.2 Nvme PCie ssd on this motherboard? Does it like it? Cheers
Not I
Una hora?
What do you mean?
Has anyone tried already an M.2 Nvme PCie ssd on this motherboard?
not me
@@ItsBinhRepaired I week ago I tried, and it works perfectly fine!!
@@andresarriola9856 awesome! Glad it worked.
Nope this does not support nvme
Now I'm confused lol
I'm Just wondering why HP made keyboard replacement such a hustle.. This is the definition of poor design.
So you buy a new computer
@@ItsBinhRepaired Just like removing the headphone jack so as you buy airpods.. I see..
@@maxxwellwalt yup