Replace the Wireless WAN Module | HP ZBook 17 G5, G6 Mobile Workstation | HP

Learn how to remove and replace the wireless WAN module for the HP ZBook 17 G5, G6 Mobile Workstation.

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Before you begin: Remove the service door and battery.
Removal
IMPORTANT: If an M.2 solid state drive is installed in the slot above the wireless WAN module, it will need to be removed before the wireless WAN module can be removed.
Remove the plastic shielding that covers the wireless WAN connectors.
Carefully disconnect the wireless WAN antenna cables from the wireless WAN module by grasping the connectors with a small pair of needle nose pliers or tweezers.
Caution! Use care when disconnecting the wireless WAN antenna cables from the wireless WAN module. A damaged cable or connector can degrade notebook performance.
Remove the 2.5 mm P1 Phillips-head screw that secures the wireless WAN module to the system board and allow it to release to the spring tension position.
Grasp the wireless WAN module by the edges and pull gently to remove it.
Reverse this procedure to install the wireless WAN module.
IMPORTANT: When installing the wireless WAN module, be sure to align the notch in the wireless WAN module with the key in the wireless WAN module slot in the system board.

Caution: Improperly installing or replacing parts could damage your HP device or void your warranty. Before replacing any parts, check your warranty.

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