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Asus X54C Keyboard Replacement

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Asus X54C Keyboard Replacement

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ASUS X54C X54H X54HR - How to remove and replace the keyboard.


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      • Disconnect the charger and switch off the laptop.

      • Two keys keep locked battery.

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      • The Keyboard is held by 5x locking clips.

      • Use a tool with with a thin tip and lift slightly the KB from the left side.

      • Unlock clips one by one.

      • Disconnect the KB ribbon cable.

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Conclusion

To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.

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Thanks for the detailed vid! What are the materials used at 07:00-08:00 to clean and replace the paste? Specifically what's in the spray bottle and the syringe

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Hello,

To clean the thermal paste, the author used a soft toothbrush (probably with isopropyllic alcohol).

The syringe contains a non-conductive thermal paste.

You can replace the toothbrush by cell polyurethane foam swabs and isopropilic alcohol to remove the old thermal paste if you want.

This is a laptop with a CPU that doesn't heat too much, so you can replace the original thermal paste by any non conductive thermal paste made to be used in computers it will be fine.

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