Acer Swift 3 Series Touchpad Replacement Guide: Step-by-Step DIY

Duration: 45 minutes
Steps: 12 Steps

Is your Acer Swift 3 2022 touchpad feeling a bit lackluster? No worries! This guide will walk you through the steps to give it a new lease on life. But before you dive into the replacement, double-check those settings to ensure they’re all up to date. And don’t forget to gather all the right screwdrivers for the job! If you find yourself in a pinch, feel free to schedule a repair for some expert assistance.

Step 1

– Turn the device upside down, with the bottom panel facing upwards.

Step 2

– Grab your trusty TR6 Torx screwdriver and get ready to unscrew! Carefully remove the eleven 5 mm screws from the back of your device. You’ve got this!

Step 3

– Grab your trusty iFixit opening tool and gently work your way around the back of the device to pop it open.

– Carefully detach the bottom cover from the laptop and set it aside, ready to reveal the inner workings!

Tools Used
  1. iFixit Opening Tool

Step 4

– Carefully lift off the strip of black tape.

Step 5

– Gently pull the white plastic piece towards you to disconnect the bundle of wires.

Step 6

– Time to bust out your trusty TR6 Torx screwdriver and bid farewell to those two 5 mm screws coz they’re about to take a vacation!

– Gently remove those screws on either side of the battery with care and precision – they’re on their way out thanks to your expert handling.

Step 7

– Gently say ‘see you later’ to the battery and carefully remove it.

Step 8

– Before getting down to business, make sure to slide a piece of paper or cloth gently between the touchpad and the screen. Trust us, it’s a neat trick to keep things smooth and tidy during this repair journey.

Step 9

– Get your hands on the trusty iFixit opening tool and gently lift up the cool black plastic flap that’s keeping the white ribbon cable in place.

Tools Used
  1. iFixit Opening Tool

Step 10

– Gently coax the ribbon cable out.

Step 11

– Gently lift the black film flap to reveal those sneaky two screws waiting for you.

– Grab your trusty JIS #1 screwdriver and take out those two 2 mm screws like a pro!

Tools Used
  1. JIS #1

Step 12

– Gently remove the touchpad from its cozy spot.

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