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This guide will show you how to replace the motherboard on an Asus ZenBook UX303U laptop.
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Remove the two round rubber feet at the hinge-edge of the laptop.
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Remove the eleven 4 mm Phillips #00 screws from the back panel.
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Using a plastic opening tool pry the back panel off of the laptop.
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Pull the speaker cable out of its four retaining clips with either your fingers, or a plastic opening tool.
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Remove all seven 2 mm Phillips #00 screws from the battery.
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Pull the speaker connector toward the edge of the laptop to disconnect it from its socket.
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Lift the battery connector straight up off its socket to disconnect it from the motherboard.
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Lift the battery and speakers up and pull out to remove.
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Remove the speakers from the old battery.
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Disconnect the display cable from the motherboard with a plastic opening tool.
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Remove the three 6mm Phillips #00 screws from the hinge.
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Remove the 2mm Phillips #00 screw from the plastic housing securing the fan into place.
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Lift the screen assembly hinge up and off of the motherboard fan.
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Using tweezers, disconnect the cable connector from the motherboard fan.
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Lift the fan up and off of the white pegs that secure it into place.
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Remove eleven 4mm Phillips #00 screws.
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Disconnect all wires connecting the motherboard to the rest of the device.
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For the two connectors marked in orange, lift the black clip up to release the wire.
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For the wire marked in yellow, lift it straight up.
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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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The bottom of the pictured device may feature Phillips #00 screws, but I also have this laptop and the screws around the edge of the bottom panel are Torx T5s on my device.
