Asus X553MA-BPD07051 Motherboard Replacement
If your AsusX553MA-BPD07051 keeps giving you a Blue Screen of Death, then the issue is most likely with the RAM or the motherboard. Follow the troubleshooting instructions here in order to identify which piece of hardware is causing the problem. If you determine that the motherboard is the issue, then follow this guide to replace it. Remember to unplug your computer and disconnect the battery prior to working on it.
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Use a Phillips #0 screwdriver (PH0 bit) to remove the four 5.0 mm screws that are securing the bottom of the laptop.
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Use a Phillips #0 screwdriver (PH0 bit) to remove the six 11.0 mm screws that are securing the bottom of the laptop.
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Use a Phillips #0 screwdriver (PH0 bit) to remove the four 6.0 mm screws that are securing the hard drive.
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Use a Phillips #0 screwdriver (PH0 bit) to remove the one 6.0 mm screw holding in the optical drive.
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Remove the bundled cable connector that connects the fan to the motherboard using the plastic iFixit opening tool.
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Remove the bundled cable connector that attaches the audio to the motherboard with the plastic iFixit opening tool.
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To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
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Hi! Where the !&&* is the CMOS battery?
Hi, I’m sorry but I don’t have an image of the CMOS battery! It should be located on the motherboard though.
See my reply below. There isn’t one.
Gazza
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Hi, I think there is no CMOS battery on this motherboard. See https://vinafix.com/media/asus-x553ma.11....
I can vouch that there is NO CMOS battery on this laptop. I now own one from a friend who had it condemned by another ‘repair tech’. It turned out that the display connector was not secured properly. Anyway, having stripped it down completely, i decided to replace the CMOS battery before putting it back together & there isn’t one. On the underside of the board is an area with white plastic in the shape of a button battery. On reassembly i noticed the CMOS had lost the clock memory. Which i put down to disconnecting the battery. It must be powered when the battery is connected & not separately.
Gazza
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