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Posted by
WILKIEBOBS
(VIP) 31 Jan 2006 11:21am
I have a poorly laptop and I cannot find anyone able to repair it.Adverts in the local paper from computer repairers always elicit a NO when the learn it is a laptop.
What is their problem ?
The backlight has gone and I have the part (an inverter).Has anybody out there opened up a laptop,if so if I tried the repair would you expect me to face insurmountable problems,no booby traps etc.I am not prepared to pay Toshibas high repair costs unless unavoidable.
Thanks in anticipation of a reply.
Wilkiebobs
England
re tech
Posted by
gooders2
(VIP) 2 Feb 2006 11:19am
hi wilkie i will ask my son he is comp tech and i will let you know reguards gooder2
Calling Technicians
Posted by
WILKIEBOBS
(VIP) 3 Feb 2006 6:54am
Thanks Gooders for your response.I am keeping my fingers crossed.
Will A Hi ! Do!
Posted by
t_n_t_plays
(VIP) 3 Feb 2006 9:46am
Hi there Wilkie my dear friend. I can't help you; but I send you my very best for a happy and speedy connection, LOL  . Hope all is well with you and yours. Take care and what?
Keep on Cribbin my fellow (& good friend) Cribbers!
TNT
aka Petal
Laptop Repair Do-It-Yourself...
Posted by
webmaster
3 Feb 2006 10:29am
You may try looking for a documentation on Toshiba site regarding your laptop model. With any luck, it can be a technician's manual.
If unsuccessful, you may try opening the beast by yourself & take a peek. If you are lucky, your part may be the one of the very few that is easily replaceable.
More likely than not, however, your laptop's guts are a tangled interdependent mess that may pose a challenge to many trained technicians...
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