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What is the thread size of the screws on the bottom of the computer (there are 12 of them)? I only have half of them left and would like to purchase screws to replace them (I called Asus and they were not able o give me the information)?
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nadia, those are M2 (metric 2 mm screws) X 2.5mm length T5 screws.
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salut vous avez ce site https://www.asusparts.eu il suffit de donner la marque le modèle ou ici aussi https://www.zandparts.com/en/
I believe, and measured, M2 x 3.5mm
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Do they look like this? (Source)
It lists it as "M2*2.5L+0.5(3,0.3)(K)T5" on the parts site. I noticed it said T5, and the twelve screws are T-5 torx screws.
To be quite honest, I can't really determine what the thread size is based on that string of mumbo-jumbo, but it does look like measurements. The teardown does mention that these screws are not proprietary, so they should be readily available somewhere.
For what it's worth, I hope this at least helps point you in the right direction!
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Hi M2*2.5L+0.5(3,0.3)(K)T5
m2 is the thread
2.5L is 2.5mm thread length
0.5 is o.5mm for head thickness
3 is 3mm head diameter
t5 is the drive type
hope this helps
you can find similar screws on laptopscrewdirect.com
they sell m2x3mm-t5 which will fit just fine
I actually got some free samples of these from https://www.vital-parts.co.uk/m2-x-3mm-t...
Different torx size in that its T6 but didn't really make any difference to me and I got them free (had to pretend I needed a few more...)
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There are eleven screws. Nine have a Torx 5 head and two have a philips head. I too am missing a couple screws. I also spoke directly with ASUS and they could not even tell me. %#*@, they make the things and cannot tell me what screws they use! Very poor. Perhaps some fab makes the systems for them. That is very common in the industry: Dell and HP use a fab, likely the same one.
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