When removing the top case from a laptop, which of the following, besides hand tools, should a technician have on hand to assure correct disassembly and reassembly? (Select TWO).

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Options

• AA multimeter and a toner probe.
• BA large cloth to spread the screws and disassembled parts on.
• CA writing pad for documentation and a marker to label cables.
• DA manufacturer's technical manual for the model of the laptop.
• EA container with separated areas to store different size screws.

• A
  4% (1)
• C
  4% (1)
• D
  92% (23)

Explanation

Laptop disassembly requires precision and organization due to the complexity and variety of components involved. A manufacturer's technical manual (D) is critical because each laptop model has a unique disassembly procedure, screw locations, and connector types - following it prevents damage and ensures correct reassembly. A container with separated areas to store different size screws (E) is equally important because laptops use many screws of varying lengths and thread types; mixing them up during reassembly can strip threads or damage the chassis. A multimeter and toner probe (A) are electrical/network diagnostic tools, not disassembly aids. A cloth (B) and documentation pad (C) may be helpful but are not as essential as the manual and organized screw storage.

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