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    Take apart Sony Vaio SZ?

    Discussion in 'VAIO / Sony' started by zswan, Aug 26, 2007.

  1. zswan

    zswan Notebook Guru

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    anybody have pictures of how to dissemble a Sony Vaio SZ? thanks
     
    zswan, Aug 26, 2007
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    voht5, Aug 26, 2007
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  3. Phil

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    Great info thanks.

    Will warranty be void if i open it up?
     
    Phil, Aug 26, 2007
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    bananapudding Notebook Consultant

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    Assuming you break nothing, your warranty remains intact. You break one thing, its accidental damage and you will be charged for whatever is wrong with computer whether your fault or not. Once you pay for an accidental damage repair, it reverts to being back under warranty.
     
    bananapudding, Aug 26, 2007
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  5. voht5

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    yea repairing a harddrive shouldnt void warranty, but thats with most computers who have easy access to harddrive. The SZ may be an exception
     
    voht5, Aug 26, 2007
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    Take your time and don't rush. Have all the proper tools before you start. Keep your work area organized and uncluttered during the procedure. Don't force anything during disassembly or reassembly. Be gentle and everything should be fine.
     
    roncruiser, Aug 26, 2007
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    I'm stoked I found this, I was just looking for it!

    Thanks
     
    boe, Oct 29, 2007
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