Asus Vivobook Flip Tp501U Wifi Card Replacement Repair Guide

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Moderate

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Time Required

                          10 - 15 minutes

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Keyboard Panel
3 steps
WiFi Card
1 step

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Introduction

What you need

Step 1

              Keyboard Panel

Open the laptop until it is flat and lay it screen down.
Remove eight 9.6mm Phillips #00 screws from the bottom of the laptop.
Remove two 4.8mm Phillips from the corners of the device.

Open the laptop until it is flat and lay it screen down.

Remove eight 9.6mm Phillips #00 screws from the bottom of the laptop.

Remove two 4.8mm Phillips from the corners of the device.

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Step 2

Turn the device face up.
Use the plastic Opening Pick to separate the keyboard panel from the chassis that was just unscrewed.
Pull the panel away from the chassis CAREFULLY, as there are ribbon cables attached between the keyboard and internal electronics.

Turn the device face up.

Use the plastic Opening Pick to separate the keyboard panel from the chassis that was just unscrewed.

Pull the panel away from the chassis CAREFULLY, as there are ribbon cables attached between the keyboard and internal electronics.

Step 3

With the keyboard panel pulled up, detach the two ribbon cables from the motherboard using the blue tabs on the cables.
Remove the keyboard panel completely.

With the keyboard panel pulled up, detach the two ribbon cables from the motherboard using the blue tabs on the cables.

Remove the keyboard panel completely.

Step 4

              WiFi Card

Locate and remove the single 3.17 mm screw holding in the WiFi card suing a Phillips #00 driver.
Disconnect the card from the motherboard by pulling down on the card.
Unplug the two black and white wires from the bottom of the card. They should pop off.

Locate and remove the single 3.17 mm screw holding in the WiFi card suing a Phillips #00 driver.

Disconnect the card from the motherboard by pulling down on the card.

Unplug the two black and white wires from the bottom of the card. They should pop off.

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

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