HP 14 G6 | Chromebook Teardown Guide

Quickly teardown your HP 14 G6 Chromebook in our simple, step-by-step guide! If you're still struggling, feel free to drop a comment and we'll get back to you as soon as possible.

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Teardown Steps:
1. Using a PH#1 screw bit - Remove a total of 8 screws from the bottom cover: 6 7mm length screws (Bottom Half) 2 8.5mm length screws (Top Half)
2, Using a Plastic Spudger - Carefully Separate the Bottom Cover from the Palmrest.
3. Unplug the Keyboard and Touchpad from the Motherboard.
4. Using a PH#0 screw bit - Remove a total of 3 screws from the Touchpad:
3 2mm length screws
5. Unplug the Battery.
6. Using a PH#1 screw bit - Remove a total of 4 screws from the Battery:
4 4mm length screws
7. Lift the Battery out.
Using a PH#1 screw bit - Remove a total of 3 screws from the Speakers:
3 4mm length screws
8. Unplug the Speakers and Lift them out.
9. Unplug the Daughterboard ribbon cables from the Motherboard.
10. Using a PH#1 screw bit - Remove a total of 2 screws from the Daughterboard: 2 4mm length screws
11. Using a PH#0 screw bit - Remove a total of 1 screw from the Wi-Fi Shield: 1 1mm length screw
12. Unplug the LCD Cable and Wi-Fi Antennas then gently lift the cables out of the chassis.
13. Using a PH#1 screw bit - Remove a total of 1 screw from the Wi-Fi Board: 1 3mm length screw
14. Using a PH#1 screw bit - Remove a total of 6 screws from the Motherboard: 6 4mm length screws

15. Method #1 : Remove Bezel First
Carefully pry off the Bezel with a Spudger and Plastic Guitar Pick. Be extremely mindful of adhesive as removal of the bezel could damage the panel or break the plastic. Removing the Bezel first makes the assembly separation much more simplified. This also prevents scuff damage to the Bezel.

16. Method #2: Remove Assembly First
A bit tricky, but more clean. Remove the hinge screws, close the laptop to an acute angle and wiggle the assembly a bit so that it loosens up. If you look at the base of the bezel you may notice 6 plastic notches just slightly blocking the LCD Assembly from popping out. I find that carefully pulling then opening the Chromebook helps to prevent scuff marks and broken plastic upon removal. Once the LCD Assembly has been separated you can pry off the Bezel shown in Method #1.

17. Using a PH#1 screw bit - Remove a total of 4 screws from the Hinges:
4 5mm length screws
18. Shut the Chromebook to an acute angle and carefully separate the LCD Assembly from the Bottom Cover.
19. The LCD is held in with pull tape. Using Needle Nose Pliers - carefully pull out the pull tape securing the LCD to the Back Cover.
20. Using a PH#1 screw bit - Remove a total of 8 screws from the Hinges:
6 3mm length screws 2 3.5mm length screws
21. Using a PH#0 screw bit - Remove a total of 2 screws from the Bracket:
2 3mm length screws
22. Remove the LCD Cable. Unplug the Camera Board and lift it out using a Plastic Spudger.