Asus TUF FX506L Screen (Display) Replacement 

The temperature is about 120C, but you can worm it with a hair dryer and you don't risk melting the plastic. I've bought the display from my local dealer in Romania.

@@mihailelea legend, thank you for responding so quickly, my wife's Asus overheated due to it being 42 degrees recently, so need to replace motherboard as well as screen that cracked when she accidently dropped a hard drive on the screen when it was on the floor.

​@@mihaileleasalut, cam cat costa displayul + montarea și dacă îmi poți spune de unde pot cumpăra displayul? Mulțumesc anticipat.

I haven't seen the colors on the old screen, the client brought it to me cracked to change it, so I don't know.

Unfortunately I can't be sure it's a screen issue if you say it's not working on HDMI either. I think you should go to a laptop service, maybe they have a screen with the same pin layout, even if it's not the same, even if it's broken or something, just to see if on other screen you have something. You could also measure on the LVDS port (screen port) if you have 19V (or the battery voltage if it's not plugged in), but be very careful not to create a short circuit with your probes.

@@mihailelea Looks like it's a screen issue after all. Picked up a cheap USB C to Display Port adapter off Amazon, plugged into my monitor, plugged in Ethernet, let sit for a few minutes, force powered off then booted again, after about 4mins of it sitting it did the Windows chime for a device being plugged in then it displayed on my monitor. Windows doesn't detect the main display on the laptop itself, only the monitor, so guess all I need is to replace the display on it then. Everything else seems to be working fine

@@Whoatharmage hello, have you fixed it? I have the same problem as you. External display is working, but it doesn't even detect the internal one. Im not sure if it is the cable or the display itself.

I have the same Laptop as you. Is it really 40pin?

40 pin is 144 hz LCD and 30 pin is 60Hz LCD

@@larskjr7439 ty buddy!

You need to remove the back of the laptop in order to remove the battery connector. Never replace a display with the battery connected. You have 19V on the display port even when the laptop is off, and you can burn the port very easily. I've seen it many times.

@@mihaileleaalright thank you, I got my screen replacement today for my asus tuf f15 FX517ZM-AS73. I’ll make sure to disconnect the battery so I won’t end up sad with a new broken screen.

So I got it done, I know my tuf f15 is not like yours but I kept track on the screws, used a hair dryer to soften the glue, bought doubled sided tape, but your steps really helped and your video was so helpful. Thank you!

@@mihailelea can this laptop boot without battery connected? just from AC to test display before installing?

@@spartaqq Not sure about this model. I think it can, but I'm not sure. You don't have the battery?

I've bought this one from la local shop in Romania...

@@mihailelea oh ok

65 to 120 on Amazon off brand is cheaper than brand but for quality idk 🤷🏻‍♂️

Daca bine tin minte, cred ca am cumparat display-ul de la powerlaptop.ro, dar nu mai tin minte pretul.

@@mihailelea Multumesc de raspuns, o intrebare as mai avea. Pe plasticul ala care acopera displayul, la baza( ma refer in partea de jos) aia e banda dublu adeziva sau? Am vazut ca ai lipit-o in prima faza dar dupa ai luat-o de acolo? Intreb pentru ca am laptopul si plasticul ala nu e lipit bine, caut o solutie. Merci anticipat.

@alexkero4473 Da, am pus banda dublu adeziva si acolo, si in spatele display-ului pentru ca am dat jos banda care era de fabrica atunci cand am desfacut. E cea mai simpla si comoda varianta cu banda dublu adeziva, gasesti la orice librarie.