![]() How | How to - Discover the expert in you! ![]() Tim’s laptop service manuals Have you come to this webpage looking for Toshiba laptop service manuals? Please read this. Introduction. In the same vein as in my driver guide, I’ve started finding laptop service manuals and hosting them on my site. These are the professional, official documents published by the various laptop makers, either for their own technicians or for the use of the general public. They generally detail the exact list of parts in each model of laptop – often down to individual screws, if you happen to have lost some and need to know the exact size for a replacement – and describe the procedure for disassembling and reassembling the entire machine, including panels, RAM, wireless cards, keyboards and touchpads and LCD screens, all the way down to the motherboard itself. They’re difficult to find – you have to know where to look in their support site, or come up with the right Google search string, or beg and steal from someone you know in the industry. There are blogs and forums that post small numbers of these manuals every now and then; what I hope to achieve here is the most complete repository of laptop disassembly and service manuals available on the internet. This page, and indeed my whole site, has no ads. I do not charge for downloads. Usage Statistics for communitygaze.com Summary Period: June 2017 - Search String Generated 01-Jul-2017 02:11 PDT. This is not a community- run project where some files turn out to be incomplete, or the plain old user manual you already have, or completely the wrong thing. I do not hide files behind pages designed to confuse and delay you under the guise of providing a difficult service. I do not hotlink manuals on other sites – everything’s hosted in the same place as this page. Every single file linked from here has been carefully handpicked, verified, sorted and uploaded by myself to make sure this page is as complete and accurate as humanly possible. Basically, click on the model number of your laptop below, and you’ll have all the information you need on how to take it apart. Practical stuff. Firstly, I do not claim ownership, authority or copyright of anything here on this page. These files, and the information contained therein, is entirely owned by the original publishers, be they Dell, Sony, Acer or anyone else. It’s possible I’m breaking some law or another by distributing these, but I’m going to take the stance that they’re generally difficult to get ahold of without this sort of project, and that everybody – Dell, Sony, Acer et al included – will be better off as a whole for it having been done. If you happen to be in a position to say I shouldn’t be hosting these files, please consider the spirit of my little project here and think about what your company could do to support and promote the continued use of your own products. You might also consider that there are online businesses that make a profit reselling your copyrighted material who pose a far worse threat than I. Secondly, I can make no claim as to the completeness or accuracy of these files. That falls back again on the original publishers, who themselves generally use the same disclaimer.
What you do with your own property is your own business, and I cannot be held responsible for anything that goes wrong in the course of using one of these service manuals. Thirdly, my aim here is to distribute knowledge, and that knowledge happens to be the general procedures for in- depth laptop repairs. Actually performing those repairs is something many people, including myself, frequently charge hundreds of dollars for. If you do need help with this sort of thing, I suggest you enlist the help of your local computer repair shop, but remember it’s frequently not worth the cost to repair old laptops – replacement parts for obsolete gear isn’t cheap, and the hours of labour can stack up for even the simplest- looking jobs. Organisation. These files are all hosted on my website’s server, and individually available by viewing the directory that contains them: http: //tim. There’s no need to go hunting in there file by file however; press ctrl+F here on this page, type in your laptop’s model number, and chances are you’ll zoom straight to the link you need. Laptop models that are listed here but not actually linked to a file in /laptops are probably just waiting for me to upload and link them. If by coincidence you’re after one of these, email me and I’ll see about getting it to you ASAP. Some of these files are quite large. If you have problems downloading a particular manual, I recommend using a download manager of some kind. If that doesn’t help, let me know and I’ll try emailing you the file directly. Feedback. Did one of these manuals help you out of a tight spot? Email me – I’d love to know what the problem was, and how you fixed it. Do you have a legal issue to bring to my attention? Email me, and we’ll work something out. Have you come here looking for a manual for a particular model, but can’t find it? Email me – I’ll have a look around the net and see if I can’t find a copy hiding somewhere. I might find several manuals for similar models at the same time, all of which I’d put up here as well, which could save ten other people the same trouble. Have you found a service manual I don’t have? Know of another site with the same idea as here? Email me and you could have the gratitude of fifty happy people! More resourceshttp: //printer. Bluetooth; http: //repair. Toshiba laptops; http: //www. Toshiba laptops; http: //laptopservicemanuals. Toshiba and IBM/Lenovo service manuals; http: //www. Guide/, probably the best resource on the internet for disassembling Apple devices, including i. Books/Mac. Books, i. Pods, and some desktop models (i. Mac/Mini); http: //laptoprepairmanual. Acer material. Donations. You don’t have to pay anything to use this page. I don’t sell repair manuals, or require you to click on ads or sign up for anything to get them. Donations are not required, but are appreciated, so if I’ve helped you out, consider throwing a few bucks my way! Acer. Acer do have their service manuals on their site, but it’s behind some kind of member/partner login that isn’t open to the general public. To find your 4 digit model number here, change the last digit to a zero and look for that (eg. Aspire One, NAV5. Aspire 1. 20. 0, 1. PT, 1. 45. 0, 1. 50. Z, 1. 65. 0, 1. 65. Z, 1. 66. 0, 1. 67. PT, 2. 00. 0, 2. 01. Z, 2. 93. 0, 3. 00. S, 3. 50. 0, 3. 51. T, 3. 81. 0TG, 3. TZ, 3. 81. 0TZG, 4. G, 4. 23. 0, 4. 31. G, 4. 31. 5, 4. 32. G, 4. 53. 0, 4. 71. G, 4. 71. 5Z, 4. 72. G, 4. 72. 0Z, 4. 73. Z, 4. 73. 0ZG, 4. Z, 4. 74. 0, 4. 74. G, 4. 82. 0T, 4. 92. G, 4. 93. 0, 4. 93. G, 4. 93. 5, 4. 93. G, 5. 00. 0, 5. 01. G, 5. 33. 0, 5. 33. Z, 5. 51. 0, 5. 51. G, 5. 53. 4, 5. 53. G, 5. 53. 8, 5. 54. G, 5. 56. 0, 5. 57. G, 5. 72. 0, 5. 72. G, 5. 73. 0Z, 5. 73. Z, 5. 73. 5, 5. 73. Z, 5. 73. 7Z, 5. 73. G, 5. 73. 8DG, 5. ZG, 5. 73. 8DZG, 5. Z, 5. 73. 8Z, 5. 73. ZG, 5. 73. 9, 5. 73. G, 5. 74. 0, 5. 74. D, 5. 84. 1, 5. 74. G, 5. 91. 0, 5. 92. G, 5. 93. 0, 5. 93. Z, 5. 93. 5, 5. 94. G, 5. 94. 2, 5. 94. G, 6. 53. 0, 6. 92. G, 6. 93. 5G, 7. 00. G, 7. 23. 0, 7. 31. G, 7. 53. 0, 7. 53. G, 7. 54. 0, 7. 71. Z, 7. 72. 0, 7. 72. G, 7. 73. 0, 7. 73. G, 7. 73. 6, 7. 73. Z, 7. 74. 0, 7. 74. G, 7. 74. 5, 7. 74. G, 8. 53. 0, 8. 73. Z, 8. 92. 0, 8. 92. G, 8. 93. 0, 8. 93. Q, 8. 93. 5G, 8. 94. G, 9. 10. 0, 9. 11. ASX1. 20. 0, ASX3. Extensa 3. 65, 3. Z, 6. 60. 0Ferrari One. Ferrari 1. 00. 0, 1. Travelmate 2. 00, 2. Z, 3. 22. 0, 3. 23. G, 4. 40. 0, 4. 50. G, 5. 00. 0, 5. 10. G, 5. 23. 0, 5. 31. G, 5. 53. 0, 5. 60. G, 6. 59. 3, 7. 10. G, 7. 53. 0, 7. 72. A, 8. 00. 0, 8. 10. C1. 00, C1. 10, C2. C3. 00e. Machines E4. E6. 27, E6. 28, E6. EM2. 50, G4. 30, G6. G6. 30. Apple. Thanks to some incredibly kind people, I’ve been given a copy of basically Apple’s entire set of service and troubleshooting manuals published up to this point (late 2. I’ve finally categorised pretty much everything now, so here it all is! Mac – 2. 00. 4 original, 2. ATI/USB2i. Book – honestly, these are a mess to categorise without a degree in Apple products, and there’s aren’t that many of them anyway – folder’s here. Mac 2. 00. 0, 2. 00. Summer 2. 00. 1, DV, DV Special Edition, Flat Panel, Flat Panel USB2. Flat Panel, 1. 7″ Flat Panel 1. GHzi. Mac 1. 7″ mid 2. CDi. Mac 2. 0″ early 2. Mac 2. 1″ late 2. Mac 2. 4″ 2. 00. 6, mid 2. Mac 2. 7″ late 2. Mac G5 1. 7″ original, i. Sight, Ambient Light Sensori. Mac G5 2. 0″ original, i. Sight, Ambient Light Sensori. Pad Wifi+3. GMac. Book Air original, late 2. Mac. Book 1. 3″ original, late 2. Aluminium late 2. Mac. Book Pro 1. 5″ original, Core 2 Duo, 2. GHz 2. 00. 7, early 2. GHZ mid 2. 00. 9, mid 2.
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