In this guide, i’ll explain how to disassemble Asus Zenbook UX305FA
to remove bottom case, battery, SSD, wireless lan card, heatsink and
motherboard, refer on this guide, you can repair your Asus UX305FA.
Asus UX305FA Teardown Step:
Remove 10 visible screws from bottom case
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remove the four rubber mat, under the rubber mat, you can find the hidden screws
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carefully pry up the bottom case with a pry bar or Guitar Pick
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now we can access the internal components of the Asus UX305FA, including SSD, battery, WLAN, heatsink, speaker and motherboard
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to protect hardare, we need to disconnect the battery power cable first
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Asus UX305FA come with a 11.4v, 45wh li-polymer battery, Asus P/N: C31N1411
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under the battery, we can find the keyboard
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remove one screw securing the SSD
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because Asus UX305FA is a fanless ultrabook, so the SSD is covered by a layer of cooling stickers
the Asus UX305FA come with a Micron 256GB M.2(NGFF) SSD
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remove one screw securing the wireless lan card
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Intel Dual Band Wireless-N 7265 WLAN
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disconnect the yellow cable from motherboard to USB board
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remove four screws securing the motherboard, disconnect the lcd cable, touchpad cable, speaker cable
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the motherboard has been removed
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now we can see the full keyboard, its seem not a backlit keyboard
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the USB board
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the right side speaker
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the left side speaker
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remove four screws securing the heatsink
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remove the heatsink
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the heatsink is very thin
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the onboard RAM chips is covered by a layer of cooling stickers
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Asus UX305FA Teardown Step:
Remove 10 visible screws from bottom case
remove the four rubber mat, under the rubber mat, you can find the hidden screws
carefully pry up the bottom case with a pry bar or Guitar Pick
now we can access the internal components of the Asus UX305FA, including SSD, battery, WLAN, heatsink, speaker and motherboard
to protect hardare, we need to disconnect the battery power cable first
Asus UX305FA come with a 11.4v, 45wh li-polymer battery, Asus P/N: C31N1411
under the battery, we can find the keyboard
remove one screw securing the SSD
because Asus UX305FA is a fanless ultrabook, so the SSD is covered by a layer of cooling stickers
the Asus UX305FA come with a Micron 256GB M.2(NGFF) SSD
remove one screw securing the wireless lan card
Intel Dual Band Wireless-N 7265 WLAN
disconnect the yellow cable from motherboard to USB board
remove four screws securing the motherboard, disconnect the lcd cable, touchpad cable, speaker cable
the motherboard has been removed
now we can see the full keyboard, its seem not a backlit keyboard
the USB board
the right side speaker
the left side speaker
remove four screws securing the heatsink
remove the heatsink
the heatsink is very thin
the onboard RAM chips is covered by a layer of cooling stickers
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