Introduction

This is a guide to replace the display of your ASUS Q302L laptop. You may need to replace your display if you determine that is the faulty component of your laptop. The first thing you’ll need is a grounding strap and grounding mat. These are to ensure that you do not damage your motherboard or other components on your laptop while replacing the motherboard. You will also need a small Phillips #00 screwdriver, a small flat head screwdriver, and a prying tool.

What you need

Step 1 Back Case

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Make sure the laptop is disconnected from a power supply and is TURNED OFF.
Use a Phillips #0 screw driver to remove all ten 10 mm screws around the back of the laptop.

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Step 2

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Wedge a plastic opening tool under the rear case near the hinge.
Pry around the outer edge to release the plastic clips holding the rear case to the laptop.

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Step 3

Once the cover is free from all the clips, remove the cover from the laptop.

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Step 4 Battery

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Use a Phillips #0 screwdriver and remove all five 5 mm screws securing the battery.

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Step 5

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Gently wedge a plastic opening tool under the connector.
Pry only on the connector not the socket itself or you risk damage to the motherboard.
Carefully lift the connector up away from the socket to disconnect it.

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Step 6

Once the screws and connector are removed, simply pull out the battery from its place.

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Step 7 Display

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Use a Phillips #00 screw driver to remove the five 10mm screws at the hinges.

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Step 8

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Peel back the tape and remove the two connectors.

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Step 9

Pull up on the black tab to remove the connector that connects to the motherboard.
Unplug the hard drive cable from the hard drive.
Carefully remove the cables from the track that they run through.