Samsung ATIV Book 9 LiteSamsung Laptop
Samsung ATIV Book 9 Lite disassembly
There are ten screws at the bottom of the Samsung ATIV Book 9 Lite notebook. We need to unscrew them first.
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A photo of the removed screws
A photo of the back of the removed panel
After removing the back cover, you can see the entire motherboard.
Unscrew the screws securing the battery, and then you can remove the battery.
The Samsung ATIV Book 9 Lite’s internal circuit board mainly consists of two parts: the motherboard and a small circuit board on the left side. They are connected by a cable with the words “Sub” and “Main” on it, so you can’t connect them incorrectly.
Unplug the cable. You can see a 128GB mSATA interface SSD.
The internal design of the Samsung ATIV Book 9 Lite is very simple. After removing the battery and cable, you can start removing the motherboard.
This laptop wireless card is directly welded to the motherboard to make the body thinner and lighter.
This laptop’s integration level is very high. A chip integrates the CPU, GPU, and chipset to simplify the motherboard design. In addition, its CPU uses BGA packaging and is equipped with a thin cooling system, which uses a special process to reduce the thickness of the notebook.
The laptop has no memory slot. The motherboard is welded with 8 4GB DDR3-1333 memory cards.
A photo of the back of the motherboard
The USB board
A photo of the removed parts
For more guides, check out the Samsung ATIV Book 9 Lite device page.
Thanks for this detailed disassembly guide. I have run into an issue with my book 9 lite and can not remove the back cover to troubleshoot the issue. One really stubborn screw is refusing to budge, So I came across this guide and noticed that the HeatSink on this model (going by the pictures here) appears to be welded down to the board and looks like it can not be unscrewed/removed?
My machine is running very hot, and the temps seem way off than what I would consider acceptable (52c at idle)
I considered applying some thermal paste to the CPU, but I now think this may not be possible if the heatsink is Non-removable. Could anyone confirm if this is the case?
thanks
I don’t know what version my Samsung Ativ is, but the Ativ in the picture is from mine. Mine is a version that came before. Its battery is an external one.