SSD - HDD upgrade/battery replacement/fan cleanup Asus Tuf Gaming Laptop

An almost complete disassembly of the Asus Tuf Gaming laptop, model TUF506, where I show you how to replace or add an ssd, replace your built in hard drive to a bigger hard drive or to a solid state drive, a battery placement, DC jack replacement, and fan clean up and thermal paste reapplying.
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[@AmitGupta-zm1wg]

The secondary slot for SSD... Do you think it will take 2TB nvme there? I read that perhaps only 1TB Max is supported.. And the primary SSD is pcie4 whereas secondary SSD pcie is gen 3?

[@faheemshah9007]

Good video with excellent breakdown.

[@chrisburns8902]

Thank you. Very good info.

[@amalraj3021]

Can we replace the existing 43 wh battery to 90 wh battery of the same company

[@fresnelbiprism5222]

I don't think so. But Asus must have given this facility.

[@thepunisher5693]

Hey sir i removed the lvds connector for cleaning the fans as u said and when I reconnected it the screen is not working now what do i do now ? Pls tell me

[@user-uf6od9vb8x]

i have asus tuf gaming A15 (fa507re) with 56wh battery
can i upgrade to 90 wh battery ??

[@tezukakunimitsu699]

Hello it is safe if all screws are remove only and change thermal paste, without removing the wire black and white in wifi? Tia

[@shadowfoxx6]

How much would something like this cost to replace the fans and new thermal paste?

[@lxrp_]

hey man, my battery wire seems stuck into the connector, is there an easy way to release it?

[@badwolf2025]

I can't disconnect my battery either. Did you manage to do this? If yes, plese tell me how

[@kyrezz]

remove the battery first! can cause short circuit!

[@Kborodo740]

first thing you should do is unplug battery