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In this guide you will learn how to replace your Asus Vivobook X540SA-BPD0602V's motherboard. A damaged motherboard will lead to a lack of a digital display and the inability to use your device.
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Power down the laptop using the device's power button in top right corner of the keyboard. Ensure that the device's power cord is disconnected.
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Flip the laptop over so the back panel is displayed.
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Using a Phillips #1 screwdriver, remove the ten screws from the back panel.
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Remove the two battery screws (15.6 mm)
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Two top corner screws (12.5 mm)
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Six case screws (9.7mm)
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Flip the laptop back over and open it, revealing the screen and keyboard.
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Using the blue plastic opening tool, wedge and loosen the seal all the way around the edges. Carefully lift up the keyboard panel.
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Observe where the ribbons connect to the motherboard, there are two connections. Each connection has a black clamp. To remove the ribbon, lift the black clamp up to disconnect it.
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Very carefully, remove the batteries with the blue plastic iFixit opening tool. Focus removing the battery near the highlighted area.
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The Disk Drive is located within the upper right hand corner of the laptop.
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Using a Phillips #0 screwdriver, remove the two screws (5.6 mm) around the disc drive.
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Use the Phillips #00 screwdriver to remove the two screws (2.7 mm) on the side of the disc drive fastener.
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After removing the seven screws, lift the metal fastener from the disc drive with the plastic opening tool.
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Slide the disc drive to the right, removing it from the laptop case.
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The Hard Drive is located in the bottom right hand corner. It should be the device covered in black foam.
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Using the Phillips #0 screwdriver, unscrew the four (5.7cm) screws around the hard drive.
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Using the blue plastic opening tool in the iFixit tool kit, slide the hard drive to the right to remove it from the case.
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The fan is located near the upper left hand corner of the device, connected to the motherboard and right beneath the wireless card.
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There is a bundle of wires connecting the fan to the motherboard. Disconnect them.
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Using the J00 screw bit in the iFixit tool kit, remove the three screws securing the fan to the case. One screw connected to the bottom case (4cm), one connected to the motherboard (4cm), and one screw connected to the Wireless Card (5cm).
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Carefully remove the fan from the case using the blue iFixit opening tool.
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The motherboard is located in the left half of the device case.
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There are wires attached to the motherboard, connecting the motherboard to the display.
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Peel the sticker back, and carefully remove the cable from the motherboard.
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There are wires connecting the wireless card to the motherboard on the upper right half of the motherboard. Disconnect them.
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There are five screws (5mm) used to secure the motherboard to the display. Using the J0 bit located in the iFixit tool kit, remove the screws.
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Slide the first half of the motherboard to the right to remove it from the case.
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Using the blue opening tool in the iFixit tool kit, lift the motherboard and slide to the right to finish removing it.
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To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
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Hello could you tell me were is the battery of the motherboard?
There isn't one, it pulls CMOS/BIOS power from the main battery.
So if the laptop doesn't switch on at all, and it's suspicious that the electricity short circuited or surged the power socket on the motherboard. What could be the solution to this?
