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However the keyboard is working and the wi-fi signal is glowing during boot. Remove the optical drive. From few days back I am experiencing a thin white colored vertical line on right hand side of my laptop screen…. After getting a decent psu running at 19.
A few tries after that showed a charge light but it only lasted for short bursts before dying again. Now it does not respond at all. Unlock the connector the same way as you unlocked the keyboard connector in the step 7. Take a closer look at the fan.
500 Internal Server Error - If your unit contains a part that is labelled with the Modified Spare number, the Modified Spare must be ordered as the replacement part. Insert the guitar pick between the switch cover and base and carefully lift up the cover.
When you press on the button it feels loose and sometimes will not click. The button is a part of the top cover. In order to replace it I will have to disassemble the whole computer. If it works for you, please mention the model in the comments below and help other people. First of all, turn off the computer and remove the battery. Remove the memory and hard drive covers from the bottom. You will find the wireless card under the memory cover. Push the drive our of the case with a small screwdriver. Remove the optical drive. Pull the hard drive assembly to the left to disconnect it from the motherboard. Remove the hard drive assembly. Disconnect both Wi-Fi antennas from the wireless card. Remove eleven yellow screws from the bottom. These screws are securing the switch cover power button cover. Remove two red screws securing the display panel assembly. Remove two orange screws securing the keyboard. Turn the laptop over and start removing the switch cover. Insert the guitar pick between the switch cover and base and carefully lift up the cover. Continue removing the cover with your fingers. The switch cover has been removed. You removed two screws securing the keyboard in the step 5. Now you can lift up the keyboard from the base. Move it towards the display so you can access the cable connector underneath. Move it about 2-3 millimeters, not more. The locking clip must stay attached to the connector base. Now you can release the cable and remove the keyboard. Disconnect the video cable from the motherboard. Pull the wireless antenna cable through the hole in the motherboard. You disconnected these cables from the wireless card in the step 4. Remove two screw securing the display panel hinges. You removed two more screws securing the display panel in the step 5. Remove the display panel assembly from the bottom case. Disconnect the switch board cable from the motherboard. Unlock the connector the same way as you unlocked the keyboard connector in the step 7. Remove one screw securing the switch board. Remove the switch board. Remove all remaining screws from the bottom. Disconnect the touch pad cable from the motherboard. Start separating the top cover from the notebook base. Continue separating the top cover from the base. By the way, in a HP 530 notebook PC the motherboard is attached to the top cover, not to the base assembly as a most other notebooks. Remove the base cover. Now you can access and replace the RTC CMOS battery if needed. Remove one screw securing the cooling fan. Disconnect the cooling fan cable from the motherboard. Remove the cooling fan. Loosen four screws securing the heat sink. Remove the heat sink. In my laptop the heat sink was clogged with dust and needed a good cleaning. After the heat sink is removed, you can access and remove the processor CPU if needed. Disconnect the speaker cable. Remove one screw securing the motherboard to the top cover. Start removing the motherboard from the top cover. The motherboard has been removed. The touch pad is attached to the top cover and secured by a metal bracket. Now you can replace the top cover assembly with a new one. You can find a new top cover assembly with touch pad using the HP spare number. In my case it was 441626-001. I think you can use the same top cover for all HP 530 Notebook PCs. Thankx a million for the great guide! I followed your disassembling guide and removed the cooling fan. The dust balls had jammed the propellers, I cleaned it up, replaced it back, followed the guide backwards to put everything into place. Turned my laptop on, and voila! Thankx again for the great and simple guide! He she forgives if he she does not understand himself herself very much but I speak Spanish and am using a translator in line. I used it for dismantling my HP510 and for 99% usefull!!! For those who use this manual for their HP510 please remove 2 small screws at the position of the cd-drive to remove the cover. This manual is a perfect guide. With great compliments and thanks for all the clear pictures. Can you provide a better description? Does the image look compressed and you can see the entire desktop on the working part of the screen, or the black stripe covers part of the image? This problem appears only in Windows you you get it even in the BIOS menu? All the instructions are crystal. I have some problem with my laptop HP 530. For an example, if i want to copy any text, now im using fn+c instead of ctrl+c. Could you please provide me a good solution. Many thanks in advance. For an example, if i want to copy any text, now im using fn+c instead of ctrl+c. Unfortunately, I think this is problem with the keyboard. Apparently traces inside the keyboard got shorted somehow. I think replacing the keyboard is the only solution. Also the sound no longer works any ideas where the speaker connect? I pointed to the speaker cable in the step 16. Take a look at the yellow arrow. It starts here: one day during normal usage of my laptop it just cut out, turned itself off for no reason. Power was still plugged in etc. When I turned it on the charge light came on and it worked fine for a minute or two then powered down again. A few tries after that showed a charge light but it only lasted for short bursts before dying again. Now there is no charge light and not a sogn of life out of it at all, when inspecting the insides I found the fan to be a little clogged and cleared it, will this simple process have resovled the issue or could I be dealing with something else? Thanks for your time and input, Ben. Power was still plugged in etc. When I turned it on the charge light came on and it worked fine for a minute or two then powered down again. A few tries after that showed a charge light but it only lasted for short bursts before dying again. Now there is no charge light and not a sogn of life out of it at all Maybe the AC power adapter died while the laptop was working? The laptop worked until the battery discharged and turned off. Can you test the AC adapter? Can anyone help me? Could be memory failure, video card failure, motherboard failure. Do you have two memory modules installed? Remove them one by one. Test the laptop with each module in either slot. I took apart my 530 for cleaning surprising how much gunk there was on the fan and the vent thanks to your guide. I must have rushed the reassembly though, as I ended up with two tiny screws left different from all the others :-S No idea where they belong. My problem is my HP530 has no sound from the headphone socket. It had a broken off headphone plug in it when I purchased it from a friend, and he had tried to pick it out, and damaged the old socket in the process. After my first attempt I ended up with no more speaker sound at all but left side headphone working. I took the motherboard to a local tech who replaced the socket for me, but still no sound from headphones, but now speakers work again on laptop. I need headphones working on both sides. Could someone please post or email me a macro close up of the motherboard in the sound socket area so I can compare the layout of the micro components. This might be very helpful…thanks. The solder-through plate from the power in socket -pin had fractured right through at the base where it goes into the motherboard. It was not hard to repair. I just removed the old broken off end of the plate by de-soldering it, pulling it out, and then bridged the back of the plate to the motherboard with the wire. Now, if I could just get my headphone sound working. Which also may have saved me having to buy a replacement laptop. Having tested it just now everything seems ok. The machine is 2 years old and we live in a very dust enviroment in southern Spain; is there an easy way to clean the fan and filters? The machine is 2 years old and we live in a very dust enviroment in southern Spain; is there an easy way to clean the fan and filters? Yes, there is an easy way. Find an air compressor and blow air into the fan grill on the bottom of the laptop until all dust gone. Basically the fan in turning on, but nothing else is. Is there anything I can do? Make sure the memory modules are seated properly. I was kind of afraid to do the whole process of taking the cooling fan out but i managed to take the keyboard out and from there I just used a brush and cleaned it out a little. After that I put it back together and vacuumed the cooling fan from the bottom of the laptop. I was wondering if I should just replace it or is there a way to fix it? From few days back I am experiencing a thin white colored vertical line on right hand side of my laptop screen…. I have tried to re-installing video driver and also cleaned up the screen very well but the line has still remain there…. I dont know what should I do now. Please suggest me any solution and also an idea of replacing cost of the screen. I am from New Delhi. Waiting for your valuable response…. From few days back I am experiencing a thin white colored vertical line on right hand side of my laptop screen…. I have tried to re-installing video driver and also cleaned up the screen very well but the line has still remain there…. Most likely this is LCD screen failure. I disassembled my notebook to clean clogged fan, and it was exactly as you mentioned. I got a problem though which is not related to the disassembling procedure, I have two banks of memory , one of them is not working anymore, do you have a clue what might be happening?? I removed the touchpad from the top cover it was glued or something Does the glue serve a function with regards to proper functioning of the touchpad or is it just to hold it in place? Will i be able to go ahead with my mod? I really screwed up… Can you offer any advice on what to check before I take it to a repair center? I dis-assembled the whole thing again and checked the LCD connector and still the same problem. A friend said I may have installed the processor wrong, but it just fit easily by lining up the heatsink screws, so I thought this would be ok. Also, I did not clean off any of the compound for the heatsink from the video processor or the CPU. I have a funny one. My HP 530 had a power supply on it that delivered 27 volts. The unit worked and charged and ran off the battery. Now it does not respond at all. I am sure that it should work at 19. After getting a decent psu running at 19. I am a electronics tech. I am able to replace the faulty chip or whatever it is that failed. Are you able to assist? Thanking you in advance. Cleaned the heatsink and video processor with alcohol, correctly installed the CPU and everything came on line. Worked for a while and then started shutting off like the way Ben described his problem, removed the battery thinking this was defective and it seemed to work for day or so without the battery installed and only hooked up to the adapter, then the computer started shutting off again after 10 minutes or so for no reason. The fan is running fine, not too much heat noticed, so I believe it is not overheating. Would replacing the AC adapter be a solution? I fear it may be a broken socket like George S mentioned…. Thanks again for any help and or advice! Cleaned the heatsink and video processor with alcohol, correctly installed the CPU and everything came on line. Worked for a while and then started shutting off like the way Ben described his problem, removed the battery thinking this was defective and it seemed to work for day or so without the battery installed and only hooked up to the adapter, then the computer started shutting off again after 10 minutes or so for no reason. The fan is running fine, not too much heat noticed, so I believe it is not overheating. The heat sink covers two chips, CPU and GPU. When you install the heat sink back in place, you have to make sure that there is thermal compound thermal grease on the CPU and thermal pad on the GPU. Do you have thermal grease and thermal pad on CPU and GPU? Maybe you accidentally removed thermal pad from the GPU? It looks like a blue square piece of chewing gum. Without thermal grease and thermal pad the laptop will shut down because of overheating. Now it does not respond at all. I am sure that it should work at 19. After getting a decent psu running at 19. I am a electronics tech. I am able to replace the faulty chip or whatever it is that failed. Are you able to assist? Is your laptop completely dead? Maybe this failure is not related to the AC adapter at all? I bought it 3 years ago. I feel it very hot, It over 80oC. I removed all to clean. I found more and more info for fix it. And I fixed it success. My slot Ram is damage. Thanks for post this page. Try cleaning the cooling module with compressed air. Sometimes dust can block the fan so it stops spinning. It will not turn on, although when i plug the charger in, the charging light comes on, and when i press the power button, the charging light flashes, as it would if it were out of battery, but i have left it on charge for about 1hour, and it still does the same thing. I really cannot tell what is wrong without looking at the laptop. First of all, unplug the AC adapter, remove battery and let the laptop dry for a few days. It will not turn on, although when i plug the charger in, the charging light comes on, and when i press the power button, the charging light flashes, as it would if it were out of battery, but i have left it on charge for about 1hour, and it still does the same thing. Most likely the water wend down to the motherboard and shorted it. There is not much you can do besides taking it apart and let it dry. I have a problem with my Hp 530, and for about two months ago my pc started to overheat and shut down, so I bought an external fan base that solved the problem by now, but now he began to make more noise than it did before, without the cpu being necessarily working harder. Cleaning the cooling fan might help but… do not disassemble the laptop for that. Find an air compressor or use your home vacuum in air blower mode. I disassembled my laptop exactly like this to clean the fan which was making a lot of noise. Do you have any advice regarding this? I did an upgrade to the CPU, from Intel M430 to Intel Core Duo T2450, works very fine and cuts the battery consumption, optaining 2h 30min at full charge. To optian this, RAM, Cipset and CPU runs at 533MHz front bus speed. For this upgrade, must be disabled the Core Duo bios support, otherwise the laptop will not boot. After setting all back when I am starting the laptop, the sound from the DVD Drive happens TWICE and the laptop shows no display. However the keyboard is working and the wi-fi signal is glowing during boot. I tried opening DVD drive but problem still persists What may be the problem? After setting all back when I am starting the laptop, the sound from the DVD Drive happens TWICE and the laptop shows no display. However the keyboard is working and the wi-fi signal is glowing during boot. I tried opening DVD drive but problem still persists What may be the problem? Could be connection related issue. Did you seat the CPU properly? Did you lock the CPU socket after removing the CPU? Did you check if memory seated correctly? I have expericne in laptop disamembly but its always nice to have a guide to walk you through all the screw locations with pictures…KUDOS! My question: Does anyone have a source of the laptops bottom plate screws? This was given to me by a friend to repair its got intermittent power and I think it might be the fact that the screws are almost all missing from the bottom of the laptop grounding issue? I would like to get hold of all the screws… I have all the ones that cover the parts and the 4 flat ones that lie beneath the battery… so i guess the other 8 if they are available…. I dont have the power supply for this unit either my friend is supposed to look for it but does anyone have one available in case we cannot located it? Any advice on what else to check while I have it here? LOL thanks for the link! Probably the laptop not worth fixing. Just in case, try the following. Unplug the AC adapter, disconnect the main battery AND CMOS battery. Leave the laptop this way overnight, let all capacitors to discharge completely. Next day try turning it on again. An idea was to use the pc only as to connected to the mains: so I tried to connect the power supply to the far ends of battery: this did not work either any good ideas? The service center guys asking for 4000 rupees. Do you have any idea what the real cost of this part is and where can I get it? In the service manual find part number for the top cover. The light in side of PC does not lit either with an other full condition HP 530´s adapter. My unit did work fine with full battery. The battery was charged well in another full condition HP530. There is no connection between + input on dc input connector and battery connector. That is why I tried to connect adapter directly to battery poles, but solution does not work, why? Take a closer look at the fan. Does it start spinning at all before the laptop shuts down? Maybe the fan is bad. If the fan works, try cleaning the heat sink using canned air. There is a chance that your heat sink is clogged with dust and the laptop shuts down because of overheating. Cleaning the cooling module from dust should fix it. I have the one with the Celeron processor. You can contact me through my link, Thnak you all in advance and have a great New Year! You should be able to use any large 2. And also I WANT TO KNOW IF I CAN PUT A BETTER BATTERY CAPACITY TELL ME WHERE CAN I GET THESE PARTS I believe the default battery in a HP 530 notebook is this one: 4-cell, 2. There are 8 cells 4400mAh batteries available on the market. Is there anyone with the solution? If the solution is buying which is the cheapest store you suggest or does anybody have one for sell. Is there anyone with the solution? Sounds like you got a defective screen. Try returning it under warranty. Here are most common mistakes people do: — memory module not seated correctly. Or the CPU not seated correctly. Now my laptop runs smooth as new, this weekend im going to install windows 7 on it. Yes, it is possible to change the top cover assembly. Can you change is safely? Depends on your technical skills. Take a look at this service manual for HP 550 notebook PC. The manual has notebook disassembly instructions. The top cover removal instructions published on the page 62 in chapter 4. Do I need do diassemble the laptop completely like you did to replace CPU? Or can I do it without taking off the screen, only unscrewing the back panel? Intel Core 2 Duo T7200 667MHz 2GHz seems to be fitting well according to specs. No 800-MHz processors will work, am I right? All I know from some HP maintenance guide is that the part number is 438556-001. Mine needs replacing and I tried to dismantle my laptop last weekend, however some of the screws were so tight, I failed to go beyond step 5. I shall give it another go this weekend, however wanted to buy the battery in the meantime. I was wondering if there is a particular model that I need to buy or if my machine will work with the one of the standard RTC batteries from Philips or so. Thanks very much for your time, have a good eve. The RTC battery part number should be mentioned in the HP maintenance guide. Check out the maintenance guide, find HP part number for the RTC battery and buy it. Once I remove the memory and wifi cover I can see the tip of the heatsink. I know I will have no control over where the dust goes, but I wonder if just trying this as a quick fix might help before I go the whole hog and strip the whole thing down? Ive recently given in my laptop for repair as it was not powering up. Not with AC Adapter, not with battery. But they cannot find the part. Which leaves me no choice but to replace the motherboard. I mean I hope im not gettng scammed! Is there someplace I could buy it online? All connectors are connected. Tried with a different power cord. Still just does nothing. When I press and hold power button for 5+ seconds, still nothing. Check if you forgot to connect the power switch board cable shown in the step 9. But they cannot find the part. Which leaves me no choice but to replace the motherboard. Sam — I got similar problem with my laptop and it got resolved by replacing just one Power IC and that is available easily. People from HP will ask you to replace motherboard which is much costly. I would prefer to get in to the root cause on mother board. My issue is that there are no lights illuminated on my laptop. I hav now plugged in the ps unit and can confirm that 19. The power LED then flashes like it used to when the battery is low. At the other hand, sometimes I manage to turn the laptop on and it works perfectly, also the battery is full, not charging. Could it be charger? Test the laptop with another AC adapter. The power LED then flashes like it used to when the battery is low. At the other hand, sometimes I manage to turn the laptop on and it works perfectly, also the battery is full, not charging. Could it be charger? The laptop is fantastic.. Rathore sunil but this will work. Over heating i don care about this 2. Firstly thank you for an excellent and detailed strip down of this laptop. I started to strip this model down so that my wife could use it after it was discarded by my daughter. I hit some snags but then found this website. A great guide — just what I needed. I do not know whether laptops differ, but in step 10 as well as removing the remaining circled screws in the base I also had two screws on the lip of the optical drive enclosure. This was a little frustrating when trying to split the body until I spooted them!. My pad works fine — button below the plastic caps work fine. Both caps are beginning to split — can see hair line cracks beginning to spread with more use.
You removed two screws securing the keyboard in the step 5. The locking clip must stay attached to the connector base. Is there anyone with the solution. Comfortable keyboard With budget-priced notebooks you can usually see where corners have been cut by the quality of the keyboard. Yes, it is possible to change the top cover assembly. Start removing hp 530 keyboard motherboard from the top cover. Do you have thermal grease and thermal pad on CPU and GPU. I took apart my 530 for cleaning surprising how much gunk there was on the fan and the vent thanks to your guide. I did an upgrade to the CPU, from Intel M430 to Intel Core Duo T2450, works very fine and cuts the battery consumption, optaining 2h 30min at full charge.