User manual TOSHIBA SATELLITE 1700 FIELD REPLACEABLE UNIT DOCUMENTATION

[. . . ] FIELD REPLACEABLE UNIT DOCUMENTATION Satellite TM 1700 Series GENERAL INFORMATION Tools Required for Proper Disassembly and Reassembly: 1. Tweezers Before attempting any of the following procedures, make sure that the main battery and AC adaptor is not connected to the unit and the environment in which you are working on is protected from Electro-Static Discharge(ESD). Tough Enough for Today's World TOSHIBA FIELD REPLACEABLE UNIT DOCUMENTATION Satellite 1700Series TM TABLE OF CONTENTS: 1. [. . . ] Lift out the FDD assembly. Tough Enough for Today's World TOSHIBA FIELD REPLACEABLE UNIT DOCUMENTATION Satellite 1700Series FDD REMOVAL Left bracket TM SYSTEM BOARD REMOVAL FDD cable Right bracket FDD M2. 5x3 black screws 1. Remove three M2. 5x3 black screws securing the left and right brackets. Lift out the FDD and remove the FDD cable. M2. 5x8 silver screws Hex screws 1. Remove two M2. 5x8 silver screws near the cooling module. SYSTEM BOARD REMOVAL PC card eject button CD-ROM DRIVE REMOVAL CD-ROM drive assy M2. 5x3 black screws System board 3. Push the PC Card eject button and lift out the system board as shown above. Slide the CD-ROM drive assembly to the left to disconnect from system board. Remove all the CD-ROM brackets. Tough Enough for Today's World TOSHIBA FIELD REPLACEABLE UNIT DOCUMENTATION Satellite 1700Series MODEM MODULE REMOVAL TM COOLING MODULE REMOVAL Cooling module Fan cable Modem cable Modem JP16 Mini PCI clips 1. Spread the mini PCI clips securing the modem board and remove the modem board on a 30 degree angle. Brass screws 1. Lift out the cooling module. CPU REMOVAL LED board Open LED BOARD REMOVAL CPU lock slot Lock 1. Using a 5mm flat head screw driver, insert the screwdriver into the CPU lock slot and turn it counterclockwise. [. . . ] Carefully lift up the FL inverter board and disconnect the LCD/FL inverter cable from CN1 and the FL cable from CN2. Disconnect the LCD/FL inverter cable from the LCD module and remove the LCD from the computer. Tough Enough for Today's World TOSHIBA [. . . ]