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Turn off the laptop.
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Disconnect the charging cable.
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Flip the laptop so the back is facing up.
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Use a Phillips #1 screwdriver to remove the five 6 mm screws that secure the back panel.
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Use the same screwdriver to remove the six 13 mm screws securing the back panel.
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Insert the plastic opening tool at a corner and pry up along the edges, leaving the back side with the hinges for last.
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Gently lift up the back panel to release any remaining clips on the side with the hinges and remove the panel.
Recommend a step here to unplug the battery internally. I discovered that you can short out the display ribbon cable pretty easily if you don't have it perfectly aligned with the connector bracket. It led to one of my pins being fried black and a gross deposit in the connector. Still seems to work though.
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With a Phillips 0-bit screwdriver, remove eight 5.0 mm screws on the silver brackets
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With a Phillips 0-bit screwdriver, remove two 5.0 mm screws holding the edge of the fans in place
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Gently remove all power cables connecting the fans to the motherboard.
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Once all cables and screws are removed, carefully lift up and remove the fans and heat sink
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With a Phillips 0-bit screwdriver, unscrew four 5.0 mm screws.
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Disconnect the primary connector cable located at the bottom left and carefully remove the module.
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Removing the ram, push down unto the ram and move the metal locking tabs to the side by lifting upward slightly then moving each to their outside.
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Pull the ram out toward the angle when the ram is sticking up at an angle when released.
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With a Phillips 0-bit screwdriver, unscrew four 5.0 mm top screws holding the hard drive in place.
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Pinch the top left corner with your finger and slide the harddrive out of its casing.
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With a Phillips 0-bit screwdriver, unscrew two 5.0 mm screws holding SSD down to the motherboard on the right side of the board
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Slide module out of protective casing to remove piece.
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With a size 0 Phillips screwdriver, unscrew three center 5 mm screws securing the board in place.
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Carefully lift the board and place in a safe area.
Can I change the motherboard of an Asus FX505DY (17.3-inch) laptop for an FX505DT (same inches), keeping the old components? Specs:
-FX505DY: Ryzen 5 3550H/Radeon RX 560X
-FX505DT: Ryzen 7 3750H/GTX 1650 -
To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
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Can I change the motherboard of my laptop? I have the model FX505DY (Ryzen 5 3550H, Radeon RX 560X, 17.3 inches). I would like to change it for the FX505DT model (Ryzen 7 3570H, GTX 1650, 17.3 inches)
