Asus Rog Strix Gl702Vm Bhi7N09 Screen Replacement Repair Guide

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                          20 minutes

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Introduction

What you need

Step 1

              Back Panel

Flip the laptop over to the back panel, with the serial numbers facing up.
Using a Phillips #1 screwdriver, remove the ten 12 mm screws from the back panel.

Flip the laptop over to the back panel, with the serial numbers facing up.

Using a Phillips #1 screwdriver, remove the ten 12 mm screws from the back panel.

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Step 2

The snap seals don’t need a lot of pressure to open, and may break if forced. Be gentle with the opening tool.
Wedge the sharp edge of the plastic opening tool into the seam between the back panel and the rest of the laptop, then gently pry the panel up.
There will be a snapping sound as you remove the back panel, but that is just the seal loosening.
Continue breaking the seals by sliding the plastic opening tool around the entire laptop under the seam until the back panel is free.
Once you have broken all the seals, carefully lift the panel off.

The snap seals don’t need a lot of pressure to open, and may break if forced. Be gentle with the opening tool.

Wedge the sharp edge of the plastic opening tool into the seam between the back panel and the rest of the laptop, then gently pry the panel up.

There will be a snapping sound as you remove the back panel, but that is just the seal loosening.

Continue breaking the seals by sliding the plastic opening tool around the entire laptop under the seam until the back panel is free.

Once you have broken all the seals, carefully lift the panel off.

Step 3

              Screen

Using a Phillips #1 screwdriver, remove the two 6 mm screws that hold the hinge.

Using a Phillips #1 screwdriver, remove the two 6 mm screws that hold the hinge.

Step 4

Repeat Step 3 on the opposite hinge.

Repeat Step 3 on the opposite hinge.

Step 5

Using a Phillips #1 screwdriver, remove the one 4 mm screw from the motherboard to release the Intel chip.

Using a Phillips #1 screwdriver, remove the one 4 mm screw from the motherboard to release the Intel chip.

Step 6

Disconnect the chip from the motherboard by pulling it gently toward the laptop hinges.

Disconnect the chip from the motherboard by pulling it gently toward the laptop hinges.

Step 7

Disconnect the black wire adjacent to the fan from the motherboard by gently pulling it upward.
You may hear some small clicks, but don’t worry; it’s just the pins disconnecting.

Disconnect the black wire adjacent to the fan from the motherboard by gently pulling it upward.

You may hear some small clicks, but don’t worry; it’s just the pins disconnecting.

Step 8

While holding down the screen, lift the base of the laptop to an angle between 45 and 90 degrees.
Remove the screen from the base by gently pulling the base in the direction of the screen, parallel to the ground.

While holding down the screen, lift the base of the laptop to an angle between 45 and 90 degrees.

Remove the screen from the base by gently pulling the base in the direction of the screen, parallel to the ground.

Step 9

Using the blue plastic opening tool, pry up the squares that cover two screws on the front of the screen.

Using the blue plastic opening tool, pry up the squares that cover two screws on the front of the screen.

Step 10

Using the Phillips #1 screwdriver, remove the 5 mm screws from both sides of the screen.

Using the Phillips #1 screwdriver, remove the 5 mm screws from both sides of the screen.

Step 11

Slowly use the opening tool, as it is easy to break the snap seals.
Use the plastic opening tool to pry the plastic covering away from the screen, it does not matter where you start.
You will hear some snapping and loud cracks as you release the case, but that is completely normal.
There may be some adhesive near the bottom of the screen, but it should be easy to remove by peeling it with the plastic opening tool.

Slowly use the opening tool, as it is easy to break the snap seals.

Use the plastic opening tool to pry the plastic covering away from the screen, it does not matter where you start.

You will hear some snapping and loud cracks as you release the case, but that is completely normal.

There may be some adhesive near the bottom of the screen, but it should be easy to remove by peeling it with the plastic opening tool.

Step 12

Using the Phillips #1 screwdriver, remove the four 4 mm screws along the edge.

Using the Phillips #1 screwdriver, remove the four 4 mm screws along the edge.

Step 13

When lifting, be sure to not strain the wires on the left side of the photo, as that could lead to a malfunction in the wires.
Simultaneously lift and turn over the screen.
The purpose of this step is to expose the connection from the wires to the screen.

When lifting, be sure to not strain the wires on the left side of the photo, as that could lead to a malfunction in the wires.

Simultaneously lift and turn over the screen.

The purpose of this step is to expose the connection from the wires to the screen.

Step 14

Gently peel off the tape over the wire connection.
If you can’t grip it, try using the opening tool to lift up an edge of the tape.
Disconnect the wire by pulling it directly away from the screen.
The screen is now fully disconnected and can be removed from its case.

Gently peel off the tape over the wire connection.

If you can’t grip it, try using the opening tool to lift up an edge of the tape.

Disconnect the wire by pulling it directly away from the screen.

The screen is now fully disconnected and can be removed from its case.

To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.

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Michael Valiant - Aug 26, 2018

Hey there, thank you for the great guide. My computer fell off a desk and has a very minor signature on the screen- specifically, the top left hand corner/left side of screen is slightly lighter than the original coloring / rest of the screen. It doesnt impede use of the laptop at all, but frankly I’d prefer to repair the laptop since it was a big investment.

I’m concerned that maybe the fall damaged the corners or snap seals- if they were damaged, could they cause a distortion on the screen? if if I replaced the screen, would that solve the problem? IF anyone had any ideas, id appreciate!!

AJ Hoffmann - Nov 23, 2018

This excellent guide also works for the Model GL502V. A few very minor differences and my own personal high-tech sticky-tack seal solution. Ifixit FTW!

Daniel Heck - Jun 20, 2019

You don’t actually have to take the bottom of the laptop apart and separate the hinge. You have enough access to simply pull and unscrew the bezel as is.

sudeikis.brolis - Apr 7, 2020

How do i know which pin connector is my laptop? is it 30 or 40pins?

Jarosław Pilarek - Apr 10, 2020

Just look on the sticker which is on the screen cable. It is written there.

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