Sony PCG-V505BX, PCGV505BL, PCG-V505BXP User Manual

PCG-V505BL/V505BX/V505BXP

SERVICE MANUAL

Ver. 2-2003H

Revision History

Lineup: PCG-V505BL

PCG-V505BX
PCG-V505BXP

For American Area

US Model

Canadian Model

S400

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• Design and specifications are subject to
change without notice.

9-876-311-02

Notebook Computer

Information in this document is subject to change without notice.

Sony, VAIO and CLIE are trademarks or registered trademarks of
Sony. Microsoft, Windows, Windows Media, Outlook, Bookshelf
and other Microsoft products are trademarks or registered trademarks
of Microsoft Corporation in the United States and other countries.
The word Bluetooth and the Bluetooth logo are trademarks of
Bluetooth SIG, Inc. AMD, the AMD logo, other AMD product names
and combinations thereof are trademarks of Advanced Micro
Devices, Inc. Intel Inside logo, Pentium and Celeron are trademarks
or registered trademarks of Intel Corporation.Transmeta, the
Transmeta logo, Crusoe Processor, the Crusoe logo and
combinations thereof are trademarks of Transmeta Corporation in
the USA and other countries. Graffiti, HotSync, PalmModem, and
Palm OS are resistered trademarks, and the Hotsync logo and Palm
are trademarks of Palm, Inc. or its subsidiaries. (M) and Motrola
are trademarks of Motrora, Inc. Other Motrola products and services
with (R) mark like Dragomball are the trademarks of Motrola, Inc.

All other names of systems, products and services in this manual
are trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective o wners.
In this manual, the (TM) or (R) mark are not specified.

Caution Markings for Lithium/Ion Battery - The following or similar
texts shall be provided on battery pack of equipment or in both the
operating and the service instructions.

CAUTION: Danger of explosion if battery is incorrectly replaced.
Replace only with the same or equivalent type recommended by
the manufacturer. Discard used batteries according to the
manufacturer’s instructions.

CAUTION: The battery pac k used in this device may present a f ire
or chemical burn hazard if mistreated. Do not disassemble, heat
above 100°C (212°F) or incinerate.
Dispose of used battery promptly.
Keep away from children.

CAUTION: Changing the back up battery.

•Overcharging, short circuiting, reverse charging, multilation
or incineration of the cells must bi avoided to prevent one or
more of the following occurrences; release of toxic materials,
release of hydrogen and/or oxygen gas, rise in surface
temperature.

• If a cell has leaked or vented, it should be replaced
immediately while avoiding to touch it without any protection.

Service and Inspection Precautions

1. Obey precautionary markings and instructions

Labels and stamps on the cabinet, chassis, and components identify areas
requiring special precautions. Be sure to observe these precautions, as
well as all precautions listed in the operating manual and other associated
documents.

2. Use designated parts only

The set’s components possess important safety characteristics, such as
noncombustibility and the ability to tolerate large voltages. Be sure that
replacement parts possess the same safety characteristics as the originals.
Also remember that the 0 mark, which appears in circuit diagrams and
parts lists, denotes components that have particularly important safety
functions; be extra sure to use only the designated components.

3. Always follow the original design when
mounting parts and routing wires

The original layout includes various safety features, such as inclusion of
insulating materials (tubes and tape) and the mounting of parts above the
printer board. In addition, internal wiring has been routed and clamped so
as to keep it away from hot or high-voltage parts. When mounting parts or
routing wires, therefore, be sure to duplicate the original layout.

4. Inspect after completing service

After servicing, inspect to make sure that all screws, components, and wiring
have been returned to their original condition. Also check the area around
the repair location to ensure that repair work has caused no damage, and
confirm safety.

5. When replacing chip components...

Never reuse components. Also remember that the negati ve side of tantalum
capacitors is easily damaged by heat.

6. When handling flexible print boards...

• The temperature of the soldering-iron tip should be about 270°C.

• Do not apply the tip more than three times to the same pattern.

• Handle patterns with care; never apply force.

Caution: Remember that hard disk drives are easily damaged by
vibration. Always handle with care.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Section Title Page

CHAPTER 1. BLOCK DIAGRAM............................... 1-1

(to 1-2)

CHAPTER 2. FRAME HARNESS DIAGRAM........ 2-1

(to 2-2)

CHAPTER 3. EXPLODED VIEWS AND

PARTS LIST

3-1. Main Section.................................................................... 3-2

3-2. LCD Section .................................................................... 3-6

3-3. Accessories ...................................................................... 3-8

(to 3-8)

CHAPTER 4. OTHERS

4-1. Replacing the CPU .......................................................... 4-1

(to 4-2)

History of the changes is shown as the “Revision
History” at the end of this data.

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CHAPTER 1.

BLOCK DIAGRAM

MBX-93

Clock

Gen.

SO-DIMM SO-DIMM

Thermal

Sensor

LM26

Thermal

Sensor

LM26

ATF0
LM86

DDR

(266MHz)

CPU

P4m

(ty pe III socket )

PSB

(400MHz)

MCH

Brookdale

HUB Link

(66MHz)

AGP x 4

(264MHz)

EEPROM

(MAC address)

LCD

12 XGA

LVDS

Graphics

ATI M6

Ether

Kinnereth

VIF-24

RJ-45

VGA

TMDS

Battery

DC Ja ck

(16V)

CNX-201

DC/DC

port2

USB2.0

hub

port1

CNX-206

DC Ja ck

(16V)

USB

USB

RJ-45

Debug

KBC

Internal KeyBoard

TouchPad

LPC

(33MHz)

FWH

EEPROM

(password)

HDD

ICH

ICH3-m

IDE

(Ultra AT A100)

Opt.

Drive

ATF1
LM75

PCI

(33MHz)

W-LAN

(ty pe III socket )

AC Link

MDC

USB

HC

i.LINK

&

PC C ar d

EEPROM

(GUID)

Audio

CODEC

port3

PC Card

(type ? x 1 )

CNX-192

Memory

Stick

(SUMIRE2)

port4

port0

IFX-247

MS

USB

(right)

CNX-197

USB

(left)

i.LINK

Headphone

Microphone

USB-

Parallel

Parallel

USB

VGA

DVI

RJ-11

1-1 1-2

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CHAPTER 2.

FRAME HARNESS DIAGRAM

DC IN

CN5201

MONITOR

CN5130

USB

CN5120

i.LINK

MIC IN

HEADPHONE

PC CARD

Side L

CN5401

SPEAKER

L ch

KEY BOARD

CNX-192 BOARD
SIDE A

1211

CN5251

12

PC CARD

CONNECTOR

1
2

CN2800

(WITH HEATSINK)

FFC (CNX197)

CN5100

14

1

CN5101

CNX-197
BOARD
SIDE A

1

110

CN5400

124

DC FAN

CN5200

12

39 40

1211

LCD

From board to connector (direct connection)
Harness (with connectors on both ends)

HARNESS (WITH DC JACK 2P)

Y

A

FFC (LEX44)

CN2650

39 40

12

FPC (I.LINK&USB)

CN1401

12

79 80

LEX-44 BOARD
SIDE B

LITHIUM ION

BATTERY PACK

M

12

NICKEL

HYDROGEN

BATTERY

CN101

21

FLEXIBLE

PRINT PWB (HDD)

HDD ASSY

40GB

CN4051

18

12

CN2900

910

CN3902

CN2660

49 50

1

CN1201

12

2

114

HARNESS

(LCD)

CPU

TOUCH PAD

CN721

29 30

12

CN3901

21

MBX-93 BOARD
SIDE A

1

12

CN2830

FFC (TP)

SWX-130
BOARD
SIDE B

CN5000

CN2600

S5802

RIGHT BUTTON

120
200181

120
200181

FFC (SWX130)

CN5801

CN5300

110

112

S5508

CENTER BUTTON

FLEXIBLE FLAT CABLE (LEX43)

LEX-43 BOARD

Harness (soldering on either end)

INVERTER UNIT

VIF-24 BOARD
SIDE A

SPEAKER

R ch

CN2850

12

CN3450

2
1

CN2860

10

1

CN5800
112

10

CN5802

LEFT BUTTON

CN1202

12

49 50

FFC (SWX129)

1

S5801

20
19

CN2680

21

10

CN5700

2
1

CN2001

30 29

21

9

10 1

SIDE B

2-1 2-2

RJ-45 HARNESS

PWS-24 BOARD
SIDE A

20
19

CN3401

FFC (IFX247)

SWX-134
BOARD
SIDE A

WIRELESS
LAN CARD

(END)

MODEM

CARD

(COMBO DRIVE)

CN4602

110

DOCKING STATION

PCGA-PRV1

CN5001

2

1

100

99

Side R

NETWORK
MODULAR

CNX-198

BOARD

HARNESS (RJ11)

IFX-247
BOARD

CN4601

1

10

MEMORY

SIDE A

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STICK

EXPLODED VIEWS AND PARTS LIST

NOTE:

• Items marked “ * ” are not stock ed since they are seldom
required for routine service. Some delay should be
anticipated when ordering these items.

• The mechanical parts with no reference number in the
exploded views are not supplied.

• When two or more parts are shown, use the part described
first as the main part.

• The parts marked “ $ ” are the High V alue Modules (HVM).

• The parts marked “ # ” are the parts on which
barcode label is attached.
For the barcode label, refer to CHAPTER 4.

• The parts marked “ & ” are the “Customer Replacable
Parts (CRP)” that can be replaced by Field Customer
Support.
Especially the parts with the <&> mark require the special
attention to use them. Here fore, check first whether the
desired part is one of the targetted parts of the Customer
Replaceable Parts(CRP), or the non-targetted parts by
referring to the exploded view.

The components identified by mark 0 or
dotted line with mark 0 are critical for safety.
Replace only with part number specified.

Les composants identifiés par une marque
0 sont critiques pour la sécurité.
Ne les remplacer que par une pièce portant
le numéro spécifié.

CHAPTER 3.

How to Use Parts Differently.

This series of product uses the two different types of optical drive (So type and Pa type).
When replacing the optical drive, use the So type parts for the So type optical drive, and use
the Pa type parts for the Pa type optical drive.
Replace the peripheral parts of optical drive with the same type in the same way.

[ How to identify the So and Pa types of parts ]

MODEL NO. CRX ***

MODEL NO. UJDA ***

(Type So) (Type Pa)

[ Example of showing in repair part list ]

Ref.No. Part No. Description

999 8-457-213-00
999 1-796-626-12

$#
$#

RW DRIVE CRX950E-VN (So)
COMBO DRIVE (UJDA745, 9.5MM) (Pa)

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Ref.No. Part No. DescriptionRef.No. Part No. Description

1A-8068-225-A$COMPLETE PWB SWX-130 (BA2) (S)
21-824-996-71 CABLE, FLEXIBLE FLAT (TP)
31-824-996-52 CABLE, FLEXIBLE FLAT (SWX130)
4X-4625-594-2 HOLDER (TP) ASSY

*5 4-670-552-02 PLATE (TP)

61-796-623-12 TOUCH PAD
71-824-996-21 CABLE, FLEXIBLE FLAT (LEX43)
8A-8068-223-A$COMPLETE PWB LEX-43 (BA2) (S)
91-962-179-12 HARNESS (WITH DC JACK 2P)

*104-670-547-01 BRACKET (KENSINGTON)

11 1-824-996-32 CABLE, FLEXIBLE FLAT (LEX44)
12 A-8068-224-A$COMPLETE PWB LEX-44 (BA2) (S)
13 1-477-748-11 SPEAKER UNIT (WITH BOX)
14 X-4625-595-1 PALMREST (F2) ASSY
15 A-8068-219-A$COMPLETE PWB IFX-247 (BA2) (S)

16 1-824-996-11 CABLE, FLEXIBLE FLAT (IFX247)

17 1-477-752-21 KEY BOARD UNIT (US)
*184-670-521-02 BRACKET (BOTTOM L)
*194-670-517-02 BRACKET (PC CARD)

20 1-817-276-14 CONNECTOR, PC CARD

21 1-824-996-61 CABLE, FLEXIBLE FLAT (CNX197)

22 1-687-953-11 FPC (I.LINK & USB)

59 A-8068-227-A
60 4-670-524-01 BRACKET WIRE
61 1-763-974-12 FAN, D.C
62 4-668-785-01 THERMAL SHEET CPU
63 4-670-509-02 HEAT SINK UNIT

64 1-761-564-21 WIRELESS LAN CARD
64 1-761-648-32 CARD, WIRELESS LAN (FCC)
65 4-671-501-01 SHEET (PWS24), INSULATING

*66 4-670-534-02 BRACKET MBX FR

67 4-670-525-01 COVER (BATTERY LOCK)
68 4-671-188-01 SHEET (MBX), INSULATING

69 4-671-028-01 SHEET (HDD) (T), INSULATING
70 6-600-116-01 IC M470L3224DTO-CBO
71 4-671-184-01 SHEET (FAN), INSULATING
72 4-651-989-51 SPACER (MBX)

73 4-671-460-02 TAPE, ETHER CABLE

74 4-671-462-01 TAPE, ETHER CABLE 2 (9X34)
*75 4-670-503-02 BRACKET (OP) (F)
*76 4-670-504-02 BRACKET (OP) (R)

77 4-671-026-01 SHEET (OP), INSULATING

78 8-457-213-00

78 1-796-626-12

23 A-8068-221-A$COMPLETE PWB CNX-197 (BA2) (S)
24 1-694-760-21 JACK, SMALL TYPE (HEADPHONE)
25 1-694-760-41 JACK, SMALL TYPE (MICROPHONE)

79 A-8068-222-A$COMPLETE PWB CNX-198 (BA2) (S)

80 X-4625-589-2 BEZEL (OP) (SO) ASSY (So)

80 X-4625-590-2 BEZEL (OP) (M) ASSY (Pa)

26 1-794-548-21 CONNECTOR, USB (A)
27 4-670-520-03 ESCUTCHEON (SIDE L)
28 X-4625-584-2 DOOR (VGA) ASSY
29 X-4625-583-4 HOUSING (BOTTOM) (F1) ASSY
30 1-824-996-41 CABLE, FLEXIBLE FLAT (SWX129)

81 4-670-528-01 SHEET (MCH), THERMAL

82 4-670-796-02 STOPPER HINGE

83 4-670-529-01 SHEET (GFX), THERMAL

84 4-671-336-03&COVER SEAL 6X4

85 4-671-463-02 TAPE, FPC CABLE (60X10)

31 A-8068-218-A$COMPLETE PWB SWX-134 (BA2) (S)
32 X-4625-588-5 (W-LAN)...

ESCUTCHEON (F) (W-LAN) ASSY

32 X-4625-592-5 (No W-LAN)...

ESCUTCHEON (F) (W-LAN LESS) ASSY

*334-670-511-01 BRACKET (HDD) (R)

34 A-8113-859-A

$#

ASSY HDD 40GB (H) (S)

86 4-671-506-01 GASKET (FAN)

87 4-662-881-02 CUSHION, KEY BOARD

88 4-670-846-01 CUSHION (PALM)

89 4-671-180-01 COVER (LENS KB)
*90 4-670-533-02 HEAT SINK (POWER)

91 4-672-928-01 CUSHION (LIGHT SHIELDING)

*354-670-510-01 BRACKET (HDD) (F)

36 1-687-015-11 PWB, FLEXIBLE PRINT (HDD)
37 4-671-027-01 SHEET (HDD) (B), INSULATING
38 4-670-526-02 COVER (BOTTOM)

92 4-670-554-02 (No W-LAN)...LENS COVER

92 4-670-554-12 (W-LAN)...LENS COVER

93 1-400-255-11 FERRITE CORE

94 4-672-754-01 COVER CABLE (10X10)

39 4-635-946-41&FOOT

95 4-673-025-01 COVER FERRITE CORE

40 4-670-523-02 DOOR DOCK
41 4-673-102-01&FOOT (R)
42 4-670-519-02 ESCUTCHEON (SIDE R)
43 X-4625-585-2 DOOR (RJ) ASSY

96 4-673-009-01 SHADE CLOTH (A)

97 4-673-026-01 FILM (FAN)

98 1-793-365-21 CONNECTOR, USB (A)

99 4-673-302-01 ADHESIVE TAPE (RJ)

44 1-962-036-11 HARNESS (RJ11)

100 4-672-759-01 HOOK (COVER BOTTOM)

45 1-962-095-11 HARNESS,RJ-45

*464-670-522-01 PLATE (OP) (T)

47 A-8068-220-A$COMPLETE PWB CNX-192 (BA2) (S)
48 6-703-333-01 (V505BXP)...IC RH80532GC041512-2

101 4-673-292-01 COPPER TAPE FAN

102 4-676-790-01 (V505BXP)...LABEL ID (U)

102 4-676-790-11 (V505BX)...LABEL ID (U)

102 4-676-790-21 (V505BL)...LABEL ID (U)

48 6-703-826-01 (V505BX, V505BL)...

IC RH80532NC033256

103 4-673-761-01 TAPE 7X18

105 4-673-762-01 CUSHION T4.5

*494-670-532-02 BRACKET (CPU)
*504-670-563-01 BRACKET (VGA)

51 1-756-038-21 BATTERY, NICKEL HYDROGEN

106 4-673-758-01 SPACER T2 (DIM)

114 4-675-709-01 PLATE KB

B1 4-672-834-21 SCREW, +B EG GRIP (M2X3.5)

52 4-670-168-01 STAND OFF M2X6
53 4-655-326-01 OFF, STAND

B2 4-672-834-01 SCREW, +B EG GRIP (M2X2.5)

B3 4-672-834-31

*54X-4625-591-2 BRACKET (MBX) ASSY

55 A-8068-226-A

$#

COMPLETE PWB VIF-24 (BA2) (S)
56 1-761-606-14 CARD, MODEM
57 4-671-515-01 FILM (MODEM)

B4 4-672-840-01 SCREW, M2 TAPPING, FLAT HEAD
B5 4-672-834-11 SCREW, +B EG GRIP (M2X3.0)

B6 4-672-836-01 SCREW, M2 SPECIAL HEAD, EG GRIP

58 A-8068-217-A$COMPLETE PWB PWS-24 (BA2) (S)

$#

$#
$#

COMPLETE PWB MBX-93 (S)

RW DRIVE CRX950E-VN (So)
COMBO DRIVE (UJDA745, 9.5MM)

(Pa)

<&>

SCREW, +B EG GRIP (M2X5.0)

(M2X5.0)

(M2X3)

Ref.No. Part No. Description

B7 4-635-966-01 SCREW (HEX)
B8 4-672-834-41

<&>

SCREW, +B EG GRIP (M2X13)
B9 4-672-839-01 HEAD, M3 FLAT (M3X4)
B10 4-671-374-01 TAPPING (B TYPE M1.7X3)
B11 4-671-538-01 SCREW (M2X2), SPECIAL HEAD

B12 4-671-539-01&M2 +P EG GRIP (M2X4)
B13 4-672-835-01 SCREW, M2.6 +B EG GRIP (M2.6X5)
B14 4-672-836-11 SCREW, M2 SPECIAL HEAD, EG GRIP

(M2X4)

B16 4-672-834-51 SCREW, +B EG GRIP (M2X4)

* When change the CPU (ref. 48), refer to “Replacing the CPU”

in CHAPTER 4.

How to Use Parts Differently.

This series of product uses the two different types of wireless lan card.
When replacing the wireless lan card, use the wireless lan card of the same part number.
Replace the peripheral parts of wireless lan card with the same type in the same way.

[ How to identify the wireless lan card ]

SONY label SONY label

(1-761-564-21)

[Top Side]

(1-761-648-32)

[Bottom Side]

1

[MA]

1

[MA]

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W-LAN model

G

87

H

87

64

I

B1

B1

90

87

43

B3

42

79

75

*2 (1-761-564-21)

64

H

G

*2 (1-761-648-32)

W-LAN model

83

B1

48

B1

53

62

57

97

63

B8

*1 (Type So)

B5

78

77

qf

B10

I

B7

56

87

2

47

F

B1

0

E

99

50

95

P

A

44

71

5

72

53

D

59

B11

B10

I

A

wh

49

72

6

P

9

66

60

w;

B1

76

80

17

114

18

B3

R

Q

0

38

B1

B1

8

13

B4

B1

23

25

24

28

8

qj

C

B1

B9

33

36

B1

100

B5

89

wg

103

88

wa

96

102

L

69

B16

P

wd

B3

3

ws

B3

N

16

15

103

6

103

5

101

B3

qg

B

B3

B2

3

2

B14

B9

37

B

B8

qj

M

34

39

35

B16

qh

wf

qk

B3

26

21

B3

87

qd

ql

84

30

22

27

85

qh

B12

19

20

D

P

B11

B3

qd

qg

31

79

75

91

7

K

1

88

4

103

4

4

R

ql

B14

92

14

8

3

13

B4

wg

12

B4

11

O

10

9

B2

wh

qk

F

5

87

E

B3

wd

77

qa

86

wa

qa

qs

B13

qs

B3

qf

32

w;

93

W-LAN model

82

6

B3

39

B5

78

qf

J

67

87

G

9

ws

101

H

46

40

87

7

29

*1 (Type Pa)

B11

76

B8

80

B13

B5

82

41

P

B5

qd

B11

[MA]

1

PCG-V505BXP,
V505BX

70

K

B1

Q

M

N

C

61

J

O

B1

106

B3

73

B1

51

B6

B3

54

52

83

68

58

B5

7

B6

B1

81

L

74

74

55

65

98

1

1

70

B1

105

B1

2

53

45

99

94

B1

*1 By referring to [How to identify the So and Pa types of parts]

(page 3-1), use the So type parts when replacing the So type

*2 By referring to [How to identify the wireless lan card] (page

3-3), use the wireless lan card of the same part number.

optical drive, and use the Pa type parts when replacing the Pa

3-4 3-5

type optical drive.

* When change the CPU (ref. 48), refer to “Replacing the CPU”

in CHAPTER 4.

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3-2. LCD Section – Made by TO –

Ref.No. Part No. Description

201 4-670-474-01&CUSHION (L)
202 4-670-476-01&CUSHION (CENTER)
203 X-4625-579-2 HOUSING (BEZEL) ASSY
204 4-670-473-01&CUSHION (U)
205 4-670-475-01&CUSHION (LATCH)

203

B15

W-LAN model

206

205

B2

218

226 (*1)

3

207

B15

226 (*1)

W-LAN model

B15

2

212

219

217

B

4

222

213

B14

1

211

3

B14

228 (*1)

224

216

214

223

4

220

2

*206 4-670-481-02 BRACKET (LCD L)

207 A-8114-045-A

$#

LCD (12.1) (T) (S)

*208 4-670-482-02 BRACKET (LCD R)

209 1-961-998-12 HARNESS, LCD (
210 1-476-735-11 INVERTER UNIT (

*

2)

*

2)

211 4-670-477-02 COVER (L), HINGE
212 4-670-483-01 TILT UNIT (L)
213 4-670-479-01 CAP (L), HINGE
214 4-670-484-01 TILT UNIT (R)
215 4-670-478-02 COVER (R), HINGE

216 4-670-480-03 CAP (R), HINGE
217 X-4625-580-3 LATCH ASSY
218 1-754-272-12 ANTENNA, FILM (FOR LEFT)
219 1-754-272-22 ANTENNA, FILM (FOR RIGHT)
220 A-8114-046-A HOUSING (DISPLAY) ASSY (BADGE)

(S)

221 4-673-031-01 COPPER TAPE (LCD)
222 4-670-485-01 CUSHION (ANT)
223 4-673-032-01 CUSHION (GAP)
224 4-673-057-01 CUSHION (DISPLAY)
225 4-673-088-01 TAPE, HARNESS (INV)

226 FILAMENT TAPE (W12X50) (
227 FILAMENT TAPE (W12X30) (
228 FILAMENT TAPE (W12X40) (

*
*
*

1)

1)

1)
230 4-662-881-02 CUSHION, KEY BOARD
B2 4-672-834-01 SCREW, +B EG GRIP (M2X2.5)

B14 4-672-836-11 SCREW, M2 SPECIAL HEAD, EG GRIP

(M2X4)

B15 4-671-538-11

*1 Use the FILAMENT TAPE.
*2 When you exchange Ref. 209 or Ref. 210, please exchange

both together.

<&>

SCREW (M2X4), SPECIAL HEAD

B15

201

202

225

204

B15

A

208

B14

B2

1

230

B

210 (*2)

227 (*1)

209 (*2)

221

A

B15

B14

215

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3-3. Accessories

801
Power Cord

802
AC Adaptor

803
Battery Pack

Ref.No. Part No. Description

ACCESSORIES
***********

0 801 1-757-562-21&CORD, POWER
0 802 1-477-749-21$ADAPTOR, AC

803 A-8114-137-A$BP2V (U) ASSY (S)

4-676-768-01&QUICK (START)

The components identified by mark 0 or
dotted line with mark 0 are critical for safety.
Replace only with part number specified.

Les composants identifiés par une marque
0 sont critiques pour la sécurité. Ne les
remplacer que par une pièce portant le
numéro spécifié.

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4-1. Replacing the CPU

Note: We have two kinds of CPU for this set, and either of them is used.

Two kinds of CPU have differences in the lock position and the unlock position.

CHAPTER 4.

OTHERS

1. Socket configuration 1

1. How to remove the CPU

1 Rotate the lock with a flat-blade screwdriver toward

the unlock position shown in the figure.

2 Remove up the CPU.

(FOX)

lock position

unlock position

2

CPU

2

CPU socket

2. Socket configuration 2

1. How to remove the CPU

1 Rotate the lock with a flat-blade screwdriver toward

the unlock position shown in the figure.

2 Remove up the CPU.

(MOLEX)

lock position

unlock position

1

CPU

2

CPU socket

2. How to install the CPU

1 Position the mark on the CPU to the mark on the CPU

socket and put in all pins to the holes on the CPU socket.

2 Pressing two corners marked with in the figure,

rotate the lock with a flat-blade screwdriver toward
the lock position.

(FOX)

unlock position

lock position

mark

mark

2

CPU

1

CPU socket

2. How to install the CPU

1 Position the mark on the CPU to the mark on the CPU

socket and put in all pins to the holes on the CPU socket.

2 Pressing two corners marked with in the figure,

rotate the lock with a flat-blade screwdriver toward
the lock position.

(MOLEX)

unlock position

lock position

2

mark

CPU

1

mark

CPU socket

Note: Lock the CPU properly, or operation

becomes unstable.

Note: Lock the CPU properly, or operation

becomes unstable.

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PCG-V505BL/V505BX/V505BXP (AM)

List of PCG-V505 Series (As of August, 2003)

Model

PCG-V505AX
PCG-V505AXP

PCG-V505FP 9-876-084-01
PCG-V505BL

PCG-V505BX 9-876-311-02
PCG-V505BXP

*

Service Manual

Parts No.

9-876-082-01

* : Additional Model

9-876-311-02

Sony Corporation

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This manual and the constituent data may not be
replicated, copied nor reprinted in whole or in part
without prior written authorization of Sony Corporation.

English

2003H0500-1

© 2003 Sony Corporation

Published by Sony EMCS VAIO-GSC [SNT]

Revision History

Suffix Ver. Date Contents QM No.

-01 Ver. 1 2003.06.18 First Edition

-02 Ver. 2 2003.08.06

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