ASUS C41N2013 Replacement Battery

Seller-listed fit, expected full function: the 4 cell 15.4V 90Wh C41N2013 for the TUF A15 FA507, TUF F15 FX507 and ROG Zephyrus M16 GU603H.

ASUS ROG Zephyrus M16: GU603H.

ASUS TUF Gaming A15 FA507: RC, RE, RF, RM, RR, RW, NU, NV, NUR, NVR, XI, XU, XV, UI, UV, UU.

ASUS TUF Gaming F15 FX507: ZM, ZR, ZU4, ZV4, ZI4, VU, VU4, VV, VV4, VI.

These come from a third-party seller listing and our catalog notes, not an ASUS parts page.

Some 2022 TUF A15 and F15 units shipped with the 56Wh C41N2010. Read the label on the old pack.

Moving a 56Wh machine up to 90Wh may need the 90Wh version of the palmrest, per our fitment notes. That is a job needing an extra part, not a drop-in.

The pack is 4 cell, 15.4V, 90Wh by seller claim.

C41N2013-1 is the same physical pack under a suffixed code. ASUS's spare number, per our fitment notes, is 0B200-03880200.

A swollen pack means stop using the device now. Do not charge it, press on it, puncture it or pry at it with metal tools, and keep it out of water and household waste.

New packs ship at partial charge, around 30 percent, because air transport rules for lithium ion batteries require it. A pack that arrives low is correct, not faulty. Charge it fully before you judge it.

Recycle the old pack at an electronics or battery drop-off point. Never mail it back.

Lithium ion loses capacity on the shelf. Battery University's storage figures show roughly 96 percent retained after a year at 25C and 40 percent charge, against about 80 percent for a pack stored full. A pack that sat in a warehouse for years can arrive tired.

None of the listings we checked for this pack state a manufacture date code, so check the date printed on the label when it arrives. If the date is more than two years old, we would ask the seller for a fresher unit.

If the label on your old pack does not read C41N2013, this page is not your answer. Use our battery finder at /laptop-batteries and search by your laptop's exact model number or by the code printed on the old pack. The FA506 takes the C41N1906.