Disassembly/Repair of the mobile device Lenovo Yoga Pad Pro 13 (Lenovo Yoga Pad Pro 13 YT-K606F) with each step description and the required set of tools.

⚠️️ Before disassembling, do not forget to turn your tablet off.

We’ll start by removing the back cover, or the housing.

To do this, we use a thin plastic tool—insert it into the gap between the edge of the display and the back cover. Push the tool in carefully, deep enough so you don’t accidentally touch or damage the display edge. Then, release the clips.

Work carefully along the edges—the clips come off fairly easily.

If something is blocking you, don’t force it. Take a careful look at what is coming loose and what isn’t.

By the way, some clips are also located in the middle part.

Next, we move on to unscrewing the two screws that hold the battery connector in place.

For this, we use a 1.5 mm Phillips screwdriver, or a Phillips #000.

Then, using a non-metal tool, we need to disconnect the battery connector.

ℹ️️ The Lenovo Yoga Pad Pro 13 YT-K606F uses a L20D2P33 rechargeable battery with a capacity of 10000 mAh.

Disconnect the battery connector and continue working.

We use a 1.5 mm Phillips screwdriver, or a Phillips #000 to unscrew the screws that hold the main PCB in place.

Remove the brackets and set them aside.

Next, disconnect the connectors on the main circuit board.

Disconnect the flex cable for USB Type C port, to the display, inter-board cables, coaxial cables, and the speaker connectors.

The coaxial connectors are very hard to disconnect, so be careful.

Also, make sure there are no microchips near the area where you’re pressing, so you don’t accidentally damage them.

And we can remove the motherboard.

After that, unscrew the four screws at the bottom that hold the inter-board flex cables and the microphone flex cable.

Remove the bracket.

We disconnect the inter-board flex cable and the microphone flex cable.

Next, we move on to unscrewing the screws on the secondary circuit board, which likely houses the video processor.

Unscrew the screws and set them aside on our organized surface.

Carefully peel off the flex cable, lift the circuit board, gently flip it, disconnect the inter-board flex cable, and set the circuit board aside.

Next, unscrew the four screws that hold the speaker in place.

The speakers in the lower part are glued, so we need a special tool.

Carefully lift the bottom part and remove the speaker, setting it aside.

Then release the speaker cable from the grooves that hold it in the display frame.

Next, unscrew the three screws holding the sub-board and remove the bracket.

Then we disconnect the two cable connectors for sensors and microphone cable connector.

We also peel off the adhesive film that holds the front camera in place.

Unscrew the four screws holding the speaker.

Then use a special tool to lift and disconnect the speaker, which is also glued.

It’s not very strongly glued, but you still need to be careful.

Lift it carefully—the flex cable may get in the way. Gently wiggle and remove the lower speaker, then fold it aside.

Unscrew the four screws that secure small circuit board and remove the cover.

We disconnect the flex cable that leads to the motherboard.

Remove the small board with the micro HDMI port.

Using a screwdriver Phillips 1.5 mm (PH #000), unscrew the four screws.

They have large flat heads, are short, and they are different from the others.

Remove the loudspeaker and set it aside.

We can remove the middle section near the handle. It’s held by three screws.

Unscrew the four screws that hold the small board in place and remove the cover. Use the same Phillips #000 screwdriver.

We disconnect the connector and remove the inter-board cable.

And we remove the small board with the charging port.

And again - using a screwdriver Phillips 1.5 mm (PH #000), unscrew the four screws.

They have large flat heads, are short, and they are different from the others.

Remove the last loudspeaker and set it aside.

ℹ️️ In the display frame remained: the battery, microphones, cables.