Complete specifications for reference:
0A001-00392200
0A001-00392300
0A001-00392500
0A001-00392600
0A001-00393200
0A001-00393300
0A001-00393400
0A001-00970000
0A001-00970100
0A001-00970200
0A001-00970300
0A001-00970400
0A001-00970700
0A001-00970800
0A001-00970900
0A001-00971000
90XB05IN-MPW090
90XB06MN-MPW
90XB06MN-MPW000
A20-240P1A
AD240-00E
ADP-240EB B
ADP-240EB BD
Actual internal layout for ASUS ROG Zephyrus G15 GA503 disassembly by pcpsare.com— helps you locate the part before replacement.
Actual internal layout for ASUS ROG Zephyrus G15 GA503 (2022) disassembly by pcpsare.com— helps you locate the part before replacement.
Actual internal layout for ASUS ROG Zephyrus G15 GA503Q disassembly by pcpsare.com— helps you locate the part before replacement.
Wattage: 240W | Voltage/Current: 20V 12A | Connector: 6.0mm x 3.7mm
These specifications must match your laptop's original adapter to ensure safe and stable power delivery. Using an adapter with incorrect voltage or current can damage your device or cause it to malfunction.
This adapter is designed for laptops that require 240W and use a 6.0mm x 3.7mm connector. It is compatible with models listed in our product description. Please check the part number (GA503RM) against your original adapter – if they match or are listed as compatible, it will work.
Important: Even if the connector fits, the voltage must match exactly (e.g., 19V vs 20V). Using a different voltage can permanently damage the motherboard.
This adapter uses a 6.0mm x 3.7mm connector. Common types include:
Always verify the polarity of your original adapter before connecting. If the polarity is reversed, the laptop will not power on, and the protection circuit may be triggered (or in worst case, damage the system board).
If none of the above works, the adapter may be incompatible or defective – contact our support for assistance.
Always use the original adapter or a certified replacement. An undersized adapter (lower wattage) may cause the laptop to throttle performance or fail to charge while under load. Over‑sized adapters (higher wattage) are generally safe, as the laptop draws only the current it needs – but voltage must still match exactly.