IBM ThinkPad T30 Hard Drive Replacement

Allie Knauer e 13 altri collaboratori

Ultimo aggiornamento il December 15, 2023

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In this guide, you will learn how to remove and replace a hard drive for an IBM ThinkPad T30 laptop. The laptop comes with an IDE / PATA Hard disk drive that is either 20/40/60GB and is easy to remove only using a few tools

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Passo 1 Battery

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Before starting, make sure to have the Think pad turned off and the power supply is closed.
Flip the ThinkPad upside down with the bottom facing you.
Slide the latch to the right into the unlock position.
While holding the latch in the unlock position, lift the battery out with your other hand.

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Passo 2 Hard Drive

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Flip to the back of the Thinkpad.
Remove the single 11 mm screw using the Phillips #0 screwdriver.

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Passo 3

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Flip the Thinkpad on its side to get a better view of the hard drive.
Push on the lower edge of the hard drive cover to detach the hard drive from the Thinkpad.
Once you have detached the hard drive from the Thinkpad, slide the hard drive out of the device.

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Passo 4

Using the plastic tool, remove the black plastic cover from the main body of the hard drive.
Place the plastic tool at the ends of the plastic cover to detach it from the hard drive.
Once the black plastic has been detached, the plastic will then slide off the body of the hard drive.

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Passo 5

Remove the four 2.8 mm screws from the mounting bracket using a Phillips #0 screwdriver.
Pull the mounting bracket off of the hard drive.
It may be easier to remove the mounting bracket by rotating it off of the hard drive as if it is on a hinge.