Asus Laptop

Asus G75VW Disassembly Manual

What tools are required?

  • Micro Bit Flathead Screwdriver
  • Micro Bit Phillips Head Screwdriver
  • Thermal paste

Step 1

Remove one screw with the red outline below.
Remove the back cover by pulling it towards you (away from the battery).
Remove the back cover

Step 2

Remove all screws from the bottom case.
Remove all screws

Step 3

Remove the two screws that secure the hard drive. You can remove it.
Do the same for another drive.
Remove the hard drive

Step 4

To remove the drive from the caddy, remove the screws on both sides of the caddy. The drive will slide out without resistance.
Remove the HDD caddy

Step 5

Remove the three screws in the battery bay.
Remove the three screws in the optical bay.
Remove screws

remove screws

Step 6

At this point, flip the right side of the laptop up and pay attention to the hinge (located on the back) that holds the screen to the frame. Then, remove the case (it should pop out easily).

Step 7

Remove the wires slightly offset from the screen.
Disconnect the cable

Step 8

Remove the screws that hold the LCD hinges in place.
Remove LCD hinge screws

Step 9

Separate the screen from the frame (should be easily placed parallel).
Separate the screen

Step 10

Disconnect all cables from the motherboard.
Disconnect all cables from the motherboard

Step 11

Remove the three screws that hold the left fan.
Remove the three screws

Step 12

Remove the three screws that hold the right fan.
Remove the three screws

Step 13

Remove all screws securing the heat sink.
Remove all screws

Step 14

Remove the heat sink.
Remove the heat sink

Heat Sink

For more guides, check out the Asus G75VW device page.

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6 Comments

  1. This was very helpful, thank you! I have a G75VW that was losing the connection to the hard drives frequently. Using these instructions, I dismantled the laptop and re-seated the ZIF connectors on the SATA daughterboard.

  2. My G75vw stopped charging.
    What are the most likely causes and solutions to this issue?
    Still runs perfectly on battery.

    1. Did you find the solution? I just had the same problem. It’s not the adapter; maybe it’s a new CMOS battery.

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