Gateway SA1 Wireless Card Replacement

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Last updated on October 15, 2020

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Step 1 Wireless Card

• The first thing you need to do is remove the panel concealing the wireless card, by taking out the screws.
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Step 2

• Locate the wireless card on the right side of the now removed panel.
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Step 3
• Remove the screws in the two possible locations.
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Step 4
• After removing the screws, gently pull upwards on the end of the wireless card until it is angled as shown.
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Step 5
• Pull the card diretly outward from its socket, all while being mindful of the connected wires.
• Remove the wired connections by gently pulling them diretly away from the card. Please remember where each one was connected, it will be useful for reconnecting
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Step 6
• Reconnect wires to new wireless card and screw back into place.
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