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    Disassembling the Satellite 1100?

    Discussion in 'Toshiba' started by Markstar, Jan 14, 2006.

  1. Markstar

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    Hi,
    in the attachments you can see my baby some pictures explaining my problem!

    As you can see, the frame joint of the display is broken (as I've heard this happened frequently with this model) and the laptop is starting to act up (crashes when using the display, works still fine when using an external monitor).

    I tried to disassemble it but I can't remove the frame near the joints and the release button. :confused:

    Any help on how to remove the frame (and the rest) or where to find instructions is greatly appreciated!!!

    Thanks in advance!
     

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    Markstar, Jan 14, 2006
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  2. xAMDvsIntelx

    xAMDvsIntelx Notebook Deity

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    Hm...

    That's a pretty old model. You might want to check out the "How to Dissasemble Toshiba Notebooks" thread in this fourm.
     
    xAMDvsIntelx, Jan 14, 2006
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  3. Markstar

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    Hehe, as you can see from my post in that other thread I did exactly this. And I tried my best googling techniques but didn't get any results. But luckily, since I posted at several forums :rolleyes: , some other nice fellow had a good link. Here it is: http://www.geocities.com/ge64/1115-S103/index.html
     
    Markstar, Jan 15, 2006
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  4. xAMDvsIntelx

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    It's a start. Maybe you'll be able to take apart your laptop now. If you can't, I suggest contacting the person of the link and asking for more detailed photographs - they might help you out.
     
    xAMDvsIntelx, Jan 15, 2006
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