
Lenovo Yoga 6 – Top Case Assembly, Keyboard & Power Button Replacement Guide
OVERVIEW:
In this repair guide, we’ll walk you through the full top case replacement process on a Lenovo Yoga 6, model 13ALC05. The primary reason for this repair is a broken power button assembly located on the left side of the top case, which makes the power button non-functional. You’ll be shown how to completely disassemble the laptop, including removing internal components like the SSD, battery, Wi-Fi card, logic board, and display. The top case will then be swapped out, and all parts reinstalled. Follow the steps carefully for a successful repair.
See the official Lenovo specs for the Yoga 6
REPAIR TIME & SKILL LEVEL:
This repair is estimated to take about 2 to 3 HOURS to complete and is of INTERMEDIATE difficulty, requiring careful handling of internal components and attention to cable routing and screw placements.

STEPS:
Tools You Need
For this repair, you will need a T5 screwdriver to remove the bottom case screws, a Phillips head screwdriver (small size) for internal components, a plastic spudger for safely prying and disconnecting parts, and a plastic card for careful detachment of adhesive components.
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Remove the Bottom Case
- Use a T5 screwdriver to remove all bottom screws; note that one screw may be missing as shown in the video.
- Use a plastic spudger to gently separate the bottom case from the top case assembly.
- Set the bottom case aside for reinstallation later.

Disconnect the Battery
- Immediately disconnect the battery before working on any internal components to ensure safety.
- This step is crucial to avoid short circuits during disassembly.

Pull the SSD
- Use a Phillips head screwdriver to unscrew the SSD retention screw.
- Carefully slide and remove the SSD from its slot and set it aside.
Remove the Battery
- Unscrew the battery from the chassis using a Phillips screwdriver.
- Gently lift the battery out and set it aside.
Extract the Wi-Fi Card
- Use the spudger to remove the plastic cover over the Wi-Fi card.
- Unplug the two Wi-Fi antenna cables.
- Unscrew the Wi-Fi card and remove it from the board.
Disconnect Flex Cables and Internal Components
- Use a spudger to disconnect the following:
- Fingerprint sensor cable
- Daughterboard connector (for secondary Wi-Fi)
- Keyboard connector
- Keyboard backlight connector
- Trackpad connector
- Speaker connector
- Webcam cable
- Cooling fan connector
- LCD display connector

Eliminate Internal Components
- Unplug and remove the speaker after disconnecting it.
- Unscrew and lift out the CPU cooling fan.
- Disconnect the LCD display cable from the logic board.

Take away the LCD and the Separate Top Case
- Unscrew three hinge screws on each side to detach the LCD from the assembly.
- Open the laptop to separate the LCD from the top case.
- Set the LCD screen aside carefully.
Remove the Logic Board
- Unscrew the bracket for the right-side USB-C port.
- Remove the center screw from the logic board.
- Gently lift the logic board and set it aside.
Remove the Trackpad from the Old Top Case
- Disconnect the trackpad cable from both ends.
- Use a Phillips screwdriver to remove the four screws holding the trackpad.
- Remove the securing tape and gently lift the trackpad from the old top case.
- Set the old top case aside.

Install the Trackpad into the New Top Case
- Align the trackpad with the slots on the new top case.
- Screw it in using the original four Phillips head screws.
- Plug in the wireless connector cable (attached to the trackpad) into the small daughterboard.

Install the Logic Board
- Clean out any dust or debris near the logic board area.
- Carefully place the logic board back into position, starting from the left side.
- Reconnect the following cables:
- Trackpad cable
- Keyboard backlight cable
- Keyboard cable
- Fingerprint sensor cable
- Wireless daughterboard connector
Secure the Logic Board and Cooling Fan
- Screw the logic board into place using its mounting screws.
- Reinstall the bracket for the right USB-C port.
- Reinstall the CPU fan and secure it with two screws.

Reinstall the Speakers and Wi-Fi Card
- Reinstall the speaker module and ensure it is connected properly.
- Reinsert the Wi-Fi card and reconnect the antenna cables (match by color and label).
- Snap the Wi-Fi card cover back into place to secure the cables.

Reinstall the LCD Display
- Position the LCD against the top case while ensuring cables are not pinched.
- Slowly open the unit and make sure all cables are routed properly.
- Plug in the LCD and webcam cables.
- Secure both hinges using the original screws.

Re-establish SSD and Battery
- Insert the SSD into its slot and secure it with the retention screw.
- Reinstall the battery and screw it into place.
- Plug the battery connector back into the motherboard.

Reattach the Bottom Case
- Place the bottom case back on the unit and press around the edges to snap it into place.
- Secure it with the T5 screws.

Power On and Test the Laptop
- Plug in the power cable; an orange charging indicator should appear.
- Open the unit and press the power button.
- The Lenovo logo should appear as the system boots into Windows.
- Confirm that the device is functioning correctly.

CONCLUSION:
Replacing the top case assembly on a Lenovo Yoga 6 requires patience and precision, but following each step ensures a successful repair. This fix resolves the power button issue caused by a broken housing. With all internal components properly reinstalled and reconnected, the system should operate like new. Always double-check cable connections and screw placements before powering on. If everything was done right, your Yoga 6 is now fully restored.


VIDEO TUTORIAL:
Looking for a more in-depth tutorial? Check out our complete teardown video for a detailed step-by-step walkthrough.
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