Toshiba Satellite 1115-S123 Replacement DVD/CDR

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Those models and compatible models are widely available on E-Bay.


cirohpue wrote:

> Can anyone suggest a replacement or tell me what models of CDR/DVD players
> are compatible with the Toshiba Satellite 1115-S123. I have in it a SD-
> R2212, but have not had much luck finding an "affordable" one online. Was
> wondering what other models would be compatible with it?
>
> Thanks
>

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If you need to move the front plastic bezel from the old drive to the
new drive, then you are stuck with that Toshiba SERIES, although you
could go to a faster drive (2412, for example), but if you go to another
brand the bezel, and possibly other mounting parts, won't fit.

Also, when I upgraded a machine from a CD to a CD-RW, I had to make a
solder modification to the circuit card to get it to work. The
master/slave/cable select configuration varies from OEM applicaiton to
OEM application, and the bare drive, without modification, was
incompatible with the Toshiba notebook.


cirohpue wrote:

> Barry Watzman <WatzmanNOSPAM@neo.rr.com> wrote in
> news:426D4681.2010804@neo.rr.com:
>
>
>>Those models and compatible models are widely available on E-Bay.
>>
>>
>>cirohpue wrote:
>>
>>
>>>Can anyone suggest a replacement or tell me what models of CDR/DVD
>>>players are compatible with the Toshiba Satellite 1115-S123. I have
>>>in it a SD- R2212, but have not had much luck finding an "affordable"
>>>one online. Was wondering what other models would be compatible with
>>>it?
>>>
>>>Thanks
>>>
>>
>
> I realize that, and was bidding on several SD-R2212 drives (didn't win
> any), but was really wanting to know if I am STUCK with that particular
> model of DVD/CDR. IE: Can I upgrade to a DVD/RW model? Can I use the
> model UJDA730 in my laptop? I was not able to find anything on the Web
> about model compatibility and Toshiba has nothing listed on their support
> site as to what other models can be used. Hence, the post to UseNet.
>
> Thanks for the response though.