Toshiba A30 Service manual.

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Dave McMahon wrote:
> Sorry about double post, does anyone have (or know where) i can get a
> Toshiba A30 service manual????
>
>

Think I have it, but I am away just now. Will check my manuals CD when I
get back - in two days. Can then email it, if you don't source it in the
meantime.

Regards
Echy
Melbourne Australia

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Great! thank you! my email address is

drmcmahonpost@hotmail.com

please use www.yousendit.com (if it's too big)

"Echy" <acuhcewrongone@yahoo.com.au> wrote in message
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> Dave McMahon wrote:
> > Sorry about double post, does anyone have (or know where) i can get a
> > Toshiba A30 service manual????
> >
> >
> Hello
>
> I have got the field technicians technical manual for the A30 - in PDF
> format 1.7 MB.
>
> Give me an email address and I will sent it to you.
>
> Regards
> Echy
>
> Melbourne Australia
> www1.visitvictoria.com

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echy,

do you have something similar for the A10

Kind regards Robert

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rprinsen wrote:
> echy,
>
> do you have something similar for the A10
>
> Kind regards Robert
>

Hello again

Have now checked - what I have is an 11 page "Field Replaceable Unit
Documentation " manual - covers HD, modem, memory, LAN card, cooling
module, PC card, CPU, keyboard, CD, system board etc. - with photos &
step-by-step guides.

Please advise if this is what you are after. It is a 5 MB PDF file.

Regards
Echy
Melbourne, Australia
www.visitvictoria.com

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Sorry Echy,

Been away a little while. Yes, this would be what I am after. Thank
goodness with perseverance I managed to loosen the kb guard and replace
the kb, but for future reference and repair, the documentation would be
golddust.
My posting eMail address is valid.

Thanks a lot and kind regards, Robert

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By David Schneider david_lawyer@walla.com
If you open Moscow Yellow Pages, you would be surprised how many foreign companies have their offices in Moscow. Although the international financial crisis has caused the collapse which has never occurred since the Great Depression, the Russian Federation is still considered as a quiet harbor.
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Looking for a technical manual Toshiba A30 Satellite to disassemble
The ADSL socket needs replacement but i can't open the Notebook.
Removed all visible screws as well as the HD, but somewhere inside there must be hidden screws?

Anyone can help me with this?