HP Beats Special Edition 15-p390nr Speakers Replacement

Written By: Deziree Mascarenas

Comments: 5

HP Beats Special Edition 15-p390nr Speakers Replacement

Difficulty

Easy

Steps

Time Required

2 minutes

Introduction

If you find yourself needing to replace your HP Beats Special Edition 15-p390nr speakers this guide will show you step by step.

Tools

Step 1

Turn computer off before starting.
Turn computer over and begin removing noticeable 8mm screws with a Phillips #0 screwdriver.

Step 2

Some screws may be hidden under a screw cover.
Simply use a metal spudger to pop off the screw cover to unveil the hidden 8mm screw.
Screw cover may fly when removing.

Step 3

Once screws are removed you may now remove the optical drive.
Remove the hidden 3mm screw in the optical drive port.

Step 4

Remove the rubberized feet located on the left and right shoulder of the computer to uncover hidden 8mm screws.
Popping noises are normal.
The shoulder caps are removable. Underneath there are 2 additional screws.

Both sholders of the computer need to be popped off.

Underneath are 2 additional screws.

The guide does not mention this, so it is easy to miss

derrick show productions - 15/04/20

Step 5

Flip computer over and wedge metal spudger along the computer to pop off keyboard panel

Step 6

Unclip wires connected to the motherboard and remove keyboard from the device.
17 screws should be removed up to this point.

This is a short replacement how do you replace just the keyboard not the whole top part with keyboard if you gonna replace a keyboard replaced just to keyboard not all the other parts in the top 2

Sonny old man 70 - 15/03/20

Yes I’m wondering the same thing. I see just the keyboard for sale online, but it appears it may have plastic rivets that connect it to the top panel. Can anyone confirm this to be the case, that the keyboard itself can be removed from the top panel? Is the keyboard held to the top panel assembly by screws or by rivets?

Chad McCollister - 05/08/20

Wow im wandering the same thing. I bought a keyboard replacement online but its just the keyboard. How the heck are we supposed to change just that.

Keith Schellenger - 28/08/20

Bros, I just cracked the code…! You have to pry the thin metal frame off using a small picking tool or even a butter knife.

Slide in your knife or pick and pull up a tad; the melted plastic points with slip back or crack away just enough to pull the frame off. Then you can pull out that old keyboard an slide in your replacement.

:) #ResearchFlatEarth

Ryan Randle - 19/09/20