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You can Google that and find many guides on that topic. iFixit has really good guides. TLDR: Remove the screws on the bottom. You need a special screwdriver an
by LeonM 8y ago
You can Google that and find many guides on that topic. iFixit has really good guides.
TLDR: Remove the screws on the bottom. You need a special screwdriver and keep in mind that (at least on the <=2015 models afaik) there are different size screws used around the hinge.
- Something1234 8y agoYou probably won't find that screwdriver at local hardware store though. I had endless issues finding even semi-common torx bits at Lowe's.
- tacticus 8y agoifixit can solve that problem as well (though reasonably expensiveish (additional thing. their magnetic mat with squares on them was the greatest purchase I ever made for the workshop at my first job.))
- alias_neo 8y agoThe ifixit Pro toolkit really is a necessity for anyone even remotely interested in taking things apart. I've used mine to take apart every conceivable consumer electronic, and through social bits for Nintendo, Apple, etc are priceless. I also got the magnetic mat, a Christmas gift from my wife, and when disassembling things with lots of screws is useful for drawing out the device for their location.
- akandiah 8y ago> You need a special screwdriver P5 Pentalobe screwdriver: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pentalobe_security_screw https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pentalobe_security_screw