padgett wrote:You need to gently pry on the lower case after removing the six screws to open. Then remove things including the battery to expose the battery board.
Then there is a screw connecting the battery board to the upper case. Then detach the battery board from the upper case.
Then there are four upper case screws to remove & detach the upper case from the LCD hinges. After disconnecting & removing the screws you need to pry to open the LCD back cover.
With the back cover open you should be able to see the SSD. It is secured with a screw.
This is not for the amateur, you really need to know what you are doing to work on the original Switch 12, it was not one of Acer's finest moments but was the first convertible to be able to run Win-64. I have one and always found it strange.
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