Difficulty
Easy
Steps
3
Time Required
10 minutes
Sections
1
- Keyboard
- 3 steps
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Introduction
What you need
Step 1
Keyboard
- With the screen closed, place your laptop upside-down with the front facing you.
- Remove the six 14.6mm Phillips #00 screws.
- Remove the four 6.6mm Phillips #00 screws.
With the screen closed, place your laptop upside-down with the front facing you.
Remove the six 14.6mm Phillips #00 screws.
Remove the four 6.6mm Phillips #00 screws.
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Step 2
- Flip the laptop over and open the lid.
- Pry around the edges of the laptop base using the plastic opening tool.
- Prying too hard can break the plastic clips.
Flip the laptop over and open the lid.
Pry around the edges of the laptop base using the plastic opening tool.
Prying too hard can break the plastic clips.
Step 3
- Carefully lift the keyboard up.
- Be very careful when lifting the keyboard up. Two zero insertion force (ZIF) cables are between the keyboard assembly and the motherboard. Do not lift the assembly too high.
- Disconnect the two ZIF connectors from the motherboard using your fingernail to lift the cream-colored tab.
Carefully lift the keyboard up.
Be very careful when lifting the keyboard up. Two zero insertion force (ZIF) cables are between the keyboard assembly and the motherboard. Do not lift the assembly too high.
Disconnect the two ZIF connectors from the motherboard using your fingernail to lift the cream-colored tab.
To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
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phil.kath4 - May 28, 2021
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Looks easy enough, I have a Polish version qwertz keyboard , a 752L model-17" anyone know a compatible UK qwerty keyboard as a replacement? - or or a k. board shared with another model that will fit ? Asus service centre are less than helpful .!