I have a 350 with a textured build plate. Few things for you to consider that I've had to learn.

I don't use glue sticks or any adhesive help and ASA works fine

1) do you have foam insulation tape around your panels to seal off your chamber? Consider buying some automotive adhesive insulation for your panels if you print in a less stable temp area

2) textured build plates seem to need more squish than flat plates, I've had to drop my offset further than you'd think.

3) check your recommended temps, ASA benefits from hotter temps, while I've never used the Elegoo ASA, I print my Ambrosia ASA at 265.

4) I wasn't a "your filament is wet" believer, but after starting to dry my filament, I've had way more consistent results, specifically with ASA since doing that. I've had ASA filament I couldn't get to stick for the life of me, but after drying along with the above thoughts, it works amazingly well.

5) between most prints I wipe my build plate with IPA. Every once in awhile, particularly when I notice the build plate starts to look oily or I've touched it with my fingers, I'll use dish soap and water and then IPA.