Asus K50IJ Charging Port Replacement

ID: 100301

Description: Charging port pieces inside of the laptop may...

Steps:

  1. Slide the tab over to unlock the battery cover located on the bottom-left corner of the laptop.
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  3. Lift the exposed lip and remove the battery cover.
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  5. Press the tabs on the battery and lift them. The battery should come out easily.
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  7. Using the PH1 screwdriver, remove the four 4 .75 mm screws that are located on the vent panel.
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  9. Remove the one .5 mm screw located in the top right corner of the battery compartment.
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  11. Remove the bottom panel by sliding it toward the hinges and lifting the back panel up.
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  13. Unplug the wire cable attached to the fan by pulling it out .
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  15. Using the PH1 screwdriver, remove the 3 .75mm screws labeled as 1, 2, and 3 on the fan. NOTE these screws have the labels "1", "2", and "3" next to them.
  16. Lift the fan up with your fingers.
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  18. Using the PH1 screwdriver remove the two .75 mm screws from the hinge side of the laptop.
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  20. Using the PH1 screwdriver, remove the four .75 mm screws from the copper heat sync. They will be labeled 1-4.
  21. Pull the copper heat sync out of the laptop.
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  23. Using the PH1 screwdriver, remove four .75 mm screws from the driver, located in the bottom-right corner of the laptop.
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  25. Pull on the black tab on the driver to slide the driver back, and lift the driver out of the laptop.
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  27. Using the PH1 screwdriver, remove the five .5 mm screws from the SD card reader, located in the bottom-middle corner of the laptop.
  28. Slide the SD card reader away and out.
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  30. Detach the white and black wires from the Wi-Fi card, located in the central area of the laptop.
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  32. Using the PH 1 screwdriver, remove the two .25 mm screws from the Wi-Fi card.
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  34. Slide the Wi-Fi card out of its slot to remove.
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  36. Using the PH1mm screwdriver, remove one .5 mm screw from the disk drive, located inthe top-right corner of the laptop.
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  38. Slide the disc drive out of its slot.
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  40. Using the PH 1 screwdriver, remove the two .5 mm screws from the RAM drive.
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  42. Slide and lift the RAMdrive out of its port.
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  44. Using the PH1 screwdriver, remove the .75 mm screw from the plastic housing corner, located in the bottom-right corner of the laptop.
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  46. Unplug the black cable from the central area of the laptop.
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  48. Unplug the wire cable in the central area of the laptop.
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  50. Unplug the wire and black cables on the motherboard, located in the upper-left corner of the laptop.
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  52. Using the PH1 screwdriver, unscrew the two .75 mm screws from the top-left corner of the motherboard.
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  54. Using the PH 1 screwdriver, remove the .75 cm screw from the top-middle section of the motherboard.
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  56. Using the PH1 screwdriver, remove the .75 mm screw from the top-middle corner of the motherboard.
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  58. Using the PH1 screwdriver, remove the three .75 mm screws from the bottom corner of the motherboard.
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  60. There is a ribbon cable connected to the back of the motherboard. Be careful not to break the ribbon cable.
  61. Slide the motherboard to the right and lift it up, but do not pull it completely out.
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  63. Gently unplug the ribbon cable from the underside of the motherboard.
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  65. The ribbon cable that was plugged into the motherboard is attached to the keyboard. Be sure not to damage it.
  66. Use the metal spudger or opening tool across the top edge of the keyboard to pop it out.
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  68. Use the metal spudger or opening tool to pop out the plastic hinge covers.
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  70. Use the PH1 screwdriver to remove the .75 mm screws from the hinges. Each hinge has one screw.
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  72. Be careful not to damage the cables that are attached to the screen frame. Be sure to pull them through the laptop carefully.
  73. The screen should separate from the rest of the laptop.
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  75. Using the PH1 screwdriver, remove the .75 mm screw from the bottom-middle section was previously covering.
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  77. Using the PH 1 screwdriver, remove the .75 cm screw from the bottom-middle section where the keyboard was previously covering.
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  79. Lift the front cover off of the laptop.
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  81. Flip the laptop back over. The charging port will be located in the top-right corner.
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