Dell Latitude E6410 Disassembly and SSD, RAM, HDD Upgrade Options

In this guide, I’ll explain how to disassemble the Dell Latitude E6410 to remove the bottom case, hard drive, DVD drive, RAM, keyboard, palm rest, touchpad, wireless card, heat sink, cooling fan, camera, screen, LCD hinge, speaker and motherboard.

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Unlock two latches and remove the battery.

The battery has been removed.

It features a 14.8v, 37wh Li-ion battery. Dell P/N: NM631.

The SIM card slot

Remove the screws securing the back cover.

Remove the back cover.

Now you can get access to the RAM, hard drive, wireless card, heat sink, and cooling fan.

The laptop has two Micron 2GB memories installed.

Samsung 2.5″ 128GB SSD

CMOS battery

Loosen four screws securing the heat sink. You can remove it.

Heat sink and cooling fan

Heat sink P/N: OKTPRC

Dell Latitude E6410 cooling fan P/N: 04H1RR

Disconnect two antennas and remove the screw securing the card.

Intel® Centrino® Ultimate-N 6300 wireless card. Dell P/N: 04W00N.

Dell Latitude E6410 CPU and GPU

Intel® Core™ i5-520M processor (3M Cache, 2.40 GHz)

Remove this screw and pull out the switch. You can pull out the DVD drive.

The laptop comes with a 9.5mm ultra-thin optical drive.

Philips DU-8A3S optical drive

Turn over your laptop. Lift up the keyboard bezel and remove it.

Remove two screws securing the keyboard.

Lift up the keyboard.

Place the keyboard on the palm rest and disconnect the keyboard cable and backlit cable.

The keyboard has been removed.

Remove the screw securing the silver cover.
Remove two covers.

Under the cover, you can find two screws, remove it.

Remove one screw. You can remove the Latitude smart card.

The smart card

The LCD screen module has been removed.

Remove the LCD bezel.
Remove the screws securing the LCD back cover.

Now you can get access to the LCD cable and camera.

Light sensor

Camera

The LED screen

LG LP141WP2-TLB1, resolution: WXGA 1440X900.

Remove three screws securing the palm rest and disconnect three cables. Pry up the palm rest.

The palm rest has been removed.

Remove the screws securing the motherboard.

Battery connector and SIM card slot

Dell Latitude E6410 motherboard

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