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Asus G750jz Disassembly

In this post, I will explain how to disassemble the Asus G750jz to remove the keyboard, optical drive, hard drive, RAM, SSD, palm rest, wireless card, cooling fan, bottom case, and motherboard. Refer to this guide. You can upgrade and repair your Asus G750jz.

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Asus G750jz

Unlock and remove the battery.
Remove the battery

The Asus G750jz features a 15V, 5900mAh large-capacity Li-ion battery, Asus part number: A42-G750.A42-G750

Unlock and remove the service cover.
Remove the service cover

Under the cover, you can access the RAM, hard drive, and SSD.
RAM, hard drive, and SSD

Use your fingernail to separate the clips on both sides, and the memory module will pop out automatically.
This laptop has two memory slots and two memory modules installed. If you want to upgrade the memory, you need to replace the existing memory modules.
Remove the memory modules

The Asus G750jz comes with two Samsung 4GB DDR3L-1600MHz RAMs.
Samsung 4GB DDR3L-1600MHz RAMs

The Asus G750jz features two SanDisk 256GB M.2 NGFF SSDs. If you want to upgrade the SSD, you need to replace the existing SSD.
Asus G750jz SSD

In addition to two SSDs, this laptop also comes with a mechanical hard drive.
Simply lift the black tab with your finger to remove the hard drive.
Hard drive

Hard drive

In the next step, we will remove the optical drive.
Remove the optical drive

Remove the screw securing the optical drive.
Remove the optical drive

Pull out the optical drive.
DVD drive

The ASUS G750Jz comes with a Panasonic UJ-260 Slim Blu-ray Burner.
Panasonic UJ-260

Remove all screws securing the speakers and disconnect the cable. You can remove the speaker modules.
Remove the speaker module

Insert a pry tool between the palm rest and the bottom cover, and slide it to separate the palm rest from the bottom cover.
Additionally, please note that after separating the palm rest, you must still disconnect the keyboard cable and backlight cable from the motherboard.
Remove the palm rest

On the back of the palm rest, you can access the keyboard and touchpad.
If necessary, you can remove and replace the keyboard at this time.
The back of the palm rest

When the palm rest is removed, you can access the cooling fan, RAM, audio board, wireless card, and motherboard.
Close-up of the laptop after removing the palm rest

There are also two memory slots on the back of the motherboard with two memory modules installed.
Remove the two memory modules

The laptop comes with four Samsung 4GB DDR3L-1600MHz RAMs.
Four Samsung memory modules

Remove the two screws securing the wireless network card and disconnect the two antenna cables. You can remove the wireless network card.
Remove the wireless card

Close-up of the wireless card
Wireless card

Remove the three screws securing the left LCD hinge.
Remove the left LCD hinge

Remove the three screws securing the right LCD hinge.
Remove the right LCD hinge

Remove the LED screen assembly.
Screen assembly

Now, remove all screws securing the motherboard and disconnect all cables connected to the motherboard.
Remove the motherboard

Ports

Audio jack module
Audio jack module

Power switching module
Power switching module

Asus G750jz motherboard
Motherboard

The cooling system of the Asus G750jz includes two fans and five heat pipes. Since there is no need to do so, I do not plan to remove the cooling system.
Cooling system

Close-up of the bottom case
Bottom case

Asus G750jz internal parts
Internal parts

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3 Comments

  1. From above: “Turn over the laptop. Pry up and remove the palm rest and keyboard.”

    I found it impossible to do.