Introduction
Follow this guide to remove and replace the LPCAMM2 memory (aka RAM) in your Framework Laptop 13 Pro (Intel® Core™ Ultra Series 3).
Framework Laptop 13 Pro (Intel® Core™ Ultra Series 3) supports one slot of LPCAMM2 memory up to 96GB at the native 7467 MT/s speed. It is compatible with LPCAMM2 modules with memory speed rated above 7467 MT/s, but the speed will be capped at 7467 MT/s because of the platform limitation.
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Unplug all cables and fully shut down your laptop from the OS.
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Use your Framework Screwdriver to loosen the five captive T5 Torx screws securing the Input Cover.
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Flip over your laptop and open it.
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Use your fingers to lift the Input Cover up and release it from its magnets.
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Don't fully remove the Input Cover yet, as it's still attached by the Touchpad Cable.
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If you're having trouble lifting the Input Cover, you can leverage the gap at the bottom right corner to get your fingers fully under it.
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Flip the top of the Input Cover so the Keyboard is facing down.
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Rest the Input Cover over the Battery, making sure the Touchpad Cable isn't being strained.
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If the LEDs on the left and right sides of the Mainboard are flashing, then your laptop is still powered on. Make sure your laptop is completely powered off before continuing.
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Insert your finger into the Touchpad Cable press connector loop.
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Lift up to disconnect the Touchpad Cable from the Mainboard.
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Remove the Input Cover.
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Use your Framework Screwdriver to loosen the captive T5 Torx screws securing the LPCAMM2 Memory Cover in reverse order from 3–1.
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Lift the LPCAMM2 Memory Cover straight off the memory and remove it.
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Grip the LPCAMM2 module by its edges and lift it straight off its alignment pegs to remove it.
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Avoid touching the Interposer below the module. If the Interposer accidentally shifts, grab it by its edges to place it back into its alignment pegs.
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Make sure there's no dust or debris on top of the Interposer before continuing.
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Congratulations on completing disassembly! The remaining steps will show how to reassemble your Framework Laptop.
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Place the LPCAMM2 module on top of the Interposer, making sure it slots into its alignment pegs.
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Place the LPCAMM2 Memory Cover on top of the memory, making sure its screws align with the screw holes.
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The cover should lay flat when aligned properly.
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Use your Framework Screwdriver to tighten the captive T5 Torx screws securing the LPCAMM2 Memory Cover in order from 1–3.
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Make sure the screws are snug enough to create proper contact between the memory and the Mainboard.
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Position the Input Cover, Keyboard down, on top of the laptop so it just covers the Battery.
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This allows the Touchpad Cable to be folded over and reconnected without straining it.
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Insert your finger into the Touchpad Cable press connector loop.
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Align the press connector over its socket and press down with your finger.
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You should hear it "click" into place. If you're having trouble, reposition it and try again. Don't try to force the connector into place.
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Flip the Input Cover over the laptop and align the bottom edges.
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Lay the Input Cover over the laptop and let the magnets snap it into place.
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The bottom right corner of the Input Cover won't sit flush with the laptop until you tighten its screws.
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Close the laptop and flip it over.
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Use your Framework Screwdriver to tighten the five captive T5 Torx screws securing the Input Cover.
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Don't overtighten the screws—just make sure they're snug.
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You finished fixing your Framework Laptop! The first boot will take longer and start with a “Memory Training in Progress” screen. If you run into any errors during Memory Training, please see this page.
Take your e-waste to an R2 or e-Stewards certified recycler.
If you need help, contact Framework support.
You finished fixing your Framework Laptop! The first boot will take longer and start with a “Memory Training in Progress” screen. If you run into any errors during Memory Training, please see this page.
Take your e-waste to an R2 or e-Stewards certified recycler.
If you need help, contact Framework support.
