Processor:Intel Celeron 1.20GHz; Integrated co-processor; 256KB Level 2 cache integrated on die; 133MHz front side bus clock
speed
Memory:256MB SDRAM, expandable to 1024MB; Expansion memory: SODIMM expansion memory
128/256/512Mbit PC133 SDRAM, 3.3V
Data/Address Bus Width: 64-bit/32-bit; BIOS ROM: 4Mbit, CMOS Flash EPROM, Ali M1535 Chipset
Drive(s):HDD: 30.0GB supports PIO Mode 4
FDD: 3.5" 1.44MB
DVD-ROM/CDRW
Graphics/Video:14.1" TFT active -matrix display; internal display supports up to 16M colors at 1024 x 768; Trident CyberALADDIN-T
graphics controller; 16MB external UMA video memory; 3D graphics accelerator, AGP bus support; 2D graphics
accelerator, BitBLT hardware, hardware cursor, Direct Draw support
Audio:AK4543 Codec Chip; Ali M1535 Sound Chip, 16-bit stereo; Built-in stereo speakers; Direct 3D sound; DirectSound
(supported by driver) and DirectMusic; Full duplex and MIDI (play back) support; Sound Volume Control Dial;
headphone and microphone ports
Communication:Integrated V.90/56K modem, Data and fax support; Integrated 10/100 Ethernet LAN
Expansion:2 expansion memory slots; 2PC card slots support 2 Type II or 1 Type III PC cards; 32-bit CardBus ready
15AC1Y2 P000338550FL TUBE SET
16C1Y2 P000348970COLOR LCD MODULESharp LQ141X1LH83, 14.1 XGA TFT, VF2065P02"
16AC1Y2 P000350800FL TUBE
16BC1Y2 P000261140SCREW, M2X2
16CC1Y2 P000350810COVER S
16DC1Y2 P000316210AL TAPE
16EC1Y4 P000350820TAPE
17C1Y5 P000347420FL INVERTER
18-AC1Y2 P000341840HDD UNIT (30GB)Toshiba, MK30KEF, HDD2169B
18-A-1C1Y4 P000341850HDD UNIT (30GB)CEH IBM IC25N030ATCS04 (ATD04T), P/N: 07N8326, 07N9318, G8BC00004210
18-A-2C1Y2 P000343820HDD UNIT (30GB)CEH Hitachi DK23DA-30F, G8BC00006210
19-AC1Y2 P000349540CD-RW/DVD-ROMToshiba SD-R2102-OAHB, G8CC00009210
19-A-1C1Y2 P000347430CD-RW/DVD-ROMCEH Panasonic (KME - Kyushu Matsushita Electric) UJDA720, ZA2431P02
20C1Y2 P000347440FDD UNITTeac FD05HG-7778, G8AC00002210, requires P000347760
20-1C1Y2 P000349920FDD UNITCEH Samsung SFD-321S/TB1 G8AC00007110, requires P000347760
20-AC1Y2 P000347450FDD UNITMitsumi D353F3X/R-3220, G8AC00003110, requires P000349670
21C1Y3 P0003477601.0MM PITCH FFCFDD Cable for Teac or Samsung FDD
21-AC1Y2 P0003496701.0MM PITCH FFCCDA FDD Cable for Mitsumi FDD
22C1Y2 P000347460RJ11 HARNESS
23C1Y2 P000220300MODULAR CABLEModem Cable
24C1Y2 P000322640AC ADAPTERInput:100V-240V 1.5A-0.85A, 50-60HZ; Output: 15V 4A, PA3092U—1ACA
25C1Y2 P000331520RTC BATTERYLithium Ion, 3.6V, 15mAh
26C1Y2 P0003474800.5MM PITCH FFCCable between Sound Board and System Board
27C1Y4 P0003474900.5MM PITCH FFCCable between Sound Board and System Board
28C1Y3 P0003475000.5MM PITCH FFCCable between Sound Board and CD Switch Board
29C1Y4 P0003475100.5MM PITCH FFC
30C1Y3 P0003475200.5MM PITCH FFCCable between Touch Pad and System Board
31C1Y2 P000347530BATTERY HARNESSCable between Battery Board and System Board
32C1Y2 P000347540DC JACK HARNESSDC-In Cable
33C1Y2 P000347550DC FANCooling Fan Module, apply grease to CPU before installing Cooling Mod.
34C1Y3 P000347560FINHeatsink unit, apply grease to chip before installing
35C1Y2 P000348990TOUCH PAD
36C1Y4 (RESERVED)
37C1Y4 P000337840BATTERY PACKLithium-Ion 10.8VDC, 4500mAh, with Recycle Label, XM2040P02 (U E,Z)
37-1C1Y2 P000350480BATTERY PACKCEH Lithium-Ion 10.8VDC, 4500mAh, with Recycle Label (U,E,Z)
38C1Y6 P000347580KEYBOARD UNITMinebea WLJ-5508W, G83C0000E210, (U)
38-AC1Y3 UE2024P36KB-SPKEYBOARD UNIT, SPFor Latin America, Alps Electric KFRMBA059A, UE2024P36
39C1Y6 P000327770AC CORD SET(U, C, Z)
40C1Y2 P000347590BASE ASSYFor units with letter C stamped on Base in battery compartment area
40-AC1Y2 P000348470BASE ASSYFor units with letter D stamped on Base in battery compartment area
40-BC1Y6 P000349710BASE ASSYFor units with letter P stamped on Base in battery compartment area
40AC1Y2 P000347970FIR COVERFor units with letter C stamped on Base in battery compartment area
40A-AC1Y2 P000348530FIR COVERFor units with letter D stamped on Base in battery compartment area
40A-BC1Y2 P000349770FIR COVERFor units with letter P stamped on Base in battery compartment area
40BC1Y3 P000347980BOTTOM CUSHION
40CC1Y4 P000347990HDD BRACKET
40DC1Y2 P000222130GUM CUSHION
40EC1Y4 P000348000MEMORY COVER ASSYFor units with letter C stamped on Base in battery compartment area
40E-AC1Y2 P000348540MEMORY COVER ASSYFor units with letter D stamped on Base in battery compartment area
40E-BC1Y2 P000349780MEMORY COVER ASSYFor units with letter P stamped on Base in battery compartment area
40FC1Y2 P000348010MINI PCI COVERFor units with letter C stamped on Base in battery compartment area
40F-AC1Y2 P000348550MINI PCI COVERFor units with letter D stamped on Base in battery compartment area
40F-BC1Y2 P000349790MINI PCI COVERFor units with letter P stamped on Base in battery compartment area
40GC1Y2 P000348020MDC COVERModem Slot Cover, For units with letter C stamped on Base
40G-AC1Y2 P000348560MDC COVERModem Slot Cover, For units with letter D stamped on Base
40G-BC1Y2 P000349800MDC COVERModem Slot Cover, For units with letter P stamped on Base
40HC1Y2 P000348030BATT COVER ASSYFor units with letter C stamped on Base in battery compartment area
40H-AC1Y2 P000348570BATT COVER ASSYFor units with letter D stamped on Base in battery compartment area
40H-BC1Y2 P000349810BATT COVER ASSYFor units with letter P stamped on Base in battery compartment area
40IC1Y2 P000348040REAR CONN. COVERFor units with letter C stamped on Base in battery compartment area
40I-AC1Y4 P000348580REAR CONN. COVERFor units with letter D stamped on Base in battery compartment area
40I-BC1Y4 P000349820REAR CONN. COVERFor units with letter P stamped on Base in battery compartment area
40JC1Y5 P000348050HDD COVER ASSYFor units with letter C stamped on Base in battery compartment area
40J-AC1Y5 P000348590HDD COVER ASSYFor units with letter D stamped on Base in battery compartment area
40J-BC1Y2 P000349830HDD COVER ASSYFor units with letter P stamped on Base in battery compartment area
41C1Y2 P000347600CONN. HOLDER ASSYPlastic Brace
42C1Y2 P000347610FRONT COVER ASSYFor units with letter C stamped on Base in battery compartment area
42-AC1Y2 P000348480FRONT COVER ASSYFor units with letter D stamped on Base in battery compartment area
42-BC1Y2 P000349720FRONT COVER ASSYFor units with letter P stamped on Base in battery compartment area
43C1Y4 P000347620BATT CONN. COVER
43AC1Y3 P000343570SPRING, BATT SAFETY
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Satellite 1400 Series Part Numbers, (cont.)
Ref. #Code Part #DescriptionPIR Comments
44C1Y2 P000347630CPU HOLDER
45C1Y2 P000347640W'LESS LAN SW. KNOBFor units with letter C stamped on Base in battery compartment area
45-AC1Y4 P000348490W'LESS LAN SW. KNOBFor units with letter D stamped on Base in battery compartment area
45-BC1Y2 P000349730W'LESS LAN SW. KNOBFor units with letter P stamped on Base in battery compartment area
46C1Y2 P000283510CPU STUDM2.5X6 Stud Screw
47C1Y2 P000309450HEXA STUDM2.5X14 Stud Screw
48-49C1Y3 (RESERVED)
50C1Y3 P000349010COVER ASSYFor units with letter C stamped on Base in battery compartment area
50-AC1Y2 P000349090COVER ASSYFor units with letter D stamped on Base in battery compartment area
50-BC1Y2 P000350000COVER ASSYFor units with letter P stamped on Base in battery compartment area
50AC1Y2 P000349030COVER SUB ASSYFor units with letter C stamped on Base in battery compartment area
50A-AC1Y2 P000349110COVER SUB ASSYFor units with letter D stamped on Base in battery compartment area
50A-BC1Y2 P000350010COVER SUB ASSYFor units with letter P stamped on Base in battery compartment area
50AAC1Y2 P000347790LCD CUSHION
50ABC1Y5 P000349040TOUCH PAD BUTTONFor units with letter C stamped on Base in battery compartment area
50AB-AC1Y6 P000349120TOUCH PAD BUTTONFor units with letter D stamped on Base in battery compartment area
50AB-BC1Y5 P000350020TOUCH PAD BUTTONFor units with letter P stamped on Base in battery compartment area
50BC1Y2 P000349050LCD COVER ASSYFor units with letter C stamped on Base in battery compartment area
50B-AC1Y2 P000349130LCD COVER ASSYFor units with letter D stamped on Base in battery compartment area
50B-BC1Y2 P000349860LCD COVER ASSYFor units with letter P stamped on Base in battery compartment area
50BAC1Y2 P000347820LCD LATCH HOOKFor units with letter C stamped on Base in battery compartment area
50BA-AC1Y2 P000348630LCD LATCH HOOKFor units with letter D stamped on Base in battery compartment area
50BA-BC1Y2 P000349870LCD LATCH HOOKFor units with letter P stamped on Base in battery compartment area
50BBC1Y2 P000347830SENSOR SW. MAGNET
50BCC1Y2 P000347840D STICK TAPE
50CC1Y2 P000349060BRAKE HINGE, RIGHT
50DC1Y4 P000349070BRAKE HINGE, LEFT
50EC1Y6 P000347870BH UPPER INSULATORBrake Hinge Upper Insulator
50FC1Y2 P000347880SPEAKER, LEFT
50GC1Y2 P000347890SPEAKER, RIGHT
50HC1Y2 P000347900ANTENNA CABLEWireless LAN Antenna
50IC1Y2 P000350190LCD HARNESSLCD/FL Cable
50JC1Y2 P000347920CABLE HOLDERFor units with letter C stamped on Base in battery compartment area
50J-AC1Y6 P000348640CABLE HOLDERFor units with letter D stamped on Base in battery compartment area
50J-BC1Y2 P000349880CABLE HOLDERFor units with letter P stamped on Base in battery compartment area
50KC1Y2 P000347930CABLE EARTH PLATE
50LC1Y4 P000347940HARNESS HOLDER
50MC1Y6 P000347950CUSHION TAPE
50NC1Y4 P000347960TOSHIBA BADGEfor Display Cover
51C1Y2 P000349020LCD MASK ASSYFor units with letter C stamped on Base in battery compartment area
51-AC1Y2 P000349100LCD MASK ASSYFor units with letter D stamped on Base in battery compartment area
51-BC1Y4 P000349750LCD MASK ASSYFor units with letter P stamped on Base in battery compartment area
51AC1Y3 P000312850LCD CUSHION
51BC1Y3 P000322780TOSHIBA BADGEFor Display Mask
51CC1Y2 P000322790LCD GUM CUSHION
52C1Y2 P000347670SCREW SEAL
53C1Y2 P000333940LCD MASK SEAL
54C1Y2 P000349960LCD SUPPORT 14, L.
55C1Y5 P000349970LCD SUPPORT 14, R.
56C1Y2 P000347690KEYBD HOLDER ASSYKeyboard Brace, For units with letter C stamped on Base
56-AC1Y3 P000348520KEYBD HOLDER ASSYKeyboard Brace, For units with letter D stamped on Base
56-BC1Y2 P000349760KEYBD HOLDER ASSYKeyboard Brace, For units with letter P stamped on Base
57C1Y4 P000347700PRODUCT BADGE
58-59C1Y2 (RESERVED)
60C1Y5 P000347710SUPPORT PLATEMetal Plate
61C1Y2 P000347720KEYBD HOLDER PLATE
62-63C1Y2 (RESERVED)
64C1Y4 P000347730HDD HOLDER ASSYHDD Bracket
65C1Y2 P000316400HDD INSULATOR
66C1Y5 P000347740ODD REAR BRACKETOptical Disk Drive Rear Bracket
67C1Y6 P000347750ODD SIDE BRACKETOptical Disk Drive Side Bracket
68C1Y3 (RESERVED)
69C1Y2 P000347770FDD BRACKET ASSY
70C1Y2 (RESERVED)
71C1Y3 P000316910CHINA LABEL
72C1Y3 P000319730LITHUANIA LABEL
73C1Y4 P000320520CARD LABEL
74-79C1Y2 (RESERVED)
210C1Y5 597890EXT. MICROPHONECustom hardware - not used in all models
215C1Y6 TOSH4BAG ACCESSORYCarrying Case
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Satellite 1400 Series Disassembly Overview
The information offered in this section is an overview of the Maintenance Manual, Chapter 4, Replacement
Procedures. If you have any questions or concerns regarding the proper procedure please refer to the Maintenance Manual through the Toshiba Service and Support Website
before
you proceed.
This section explains how to remove Field
Replaceable Units (FRUs). It may not be necessary to remove all the FRUs in order to replace
one.
The chart is a guide to which FRUs need to be
removed in order to remove others. The section
numbers on the chart refer to the sections in the
Maintenance Manual, Chapter 4.
Always start by removing the battery pack, next,
optional items such as the optional PC card and
optional memory module, then follow the line on
the chart to determine which FRU you must
remove next in order to repair the one you think is
causing the computer to operate improperly.
To remove the battery, follow the steps below.
CAUTION: When handling battery packs, be
careful not to short circuit the terminals. Also
do not drop, hit or otherwise apply impact; do
not scratch or break the casing.
1.Turn the computer upside down.
2.Slide the battery latch to the left to
release it, then pull the battery cover
slightly forward and lift it out.
3.Lay the battery cover upside down. Push
the latches to the outside and lift out the
battery pack.
NOTE: For environmental reasons, do not
throw away a spent battery pack. Please follow
local ordinances or regulations for its disposal.
To remove an optional PC card, follow the steps
below.
1.Turn the computer right side up.
2.Press the eject button for the PC card
you want to remove, it will extend slightly.
3.Press the button again.
4.Grasp the PC card and remove it.
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Satellite 1400 Series Disassembly Overview, cont.
To remove an optional SD card, follow the steps
below.
1.Turn the computer right side up.
2.Push the SD card in and release it to pop
the card out slightly.
3.Grasp the SD card and remove it.
To remove the HDD, follow the steps below.
1.Turn the computer upside down.
2.Remove one M2.5x4 black flat-headscrew securing the HDD cover.
3.Lift off the HDD cover.
4.Pull the guide to remove the HDD. Be
careful not to damage the connector.
5.Place the HDD pack on a flat surface and
remove four M2x4 silver flat-head
screws.
6.Remove the HDD bracket.
CAUTION: Do not apply pressure to the top or
bottom of the HDD.
To remove a memory module, follow the steps
below.
1.Turn the computer upside down.
2.Remove one M2.5x4 black flat-headscrew.
3.Lift off the memory slot cover.
4.Gently press out on two latches. One
end of the memory module will pop up.
5.Grasp the memory module and remove
it.
CAUTION: Do not try to remove a memory
module with the computer turned on. You can
damage the computer and the memory.
Do not touch the connectors on the memory
module(s) or on the computer. Debris on the
connectors may cause memory access problems.
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Satellite 1400 Series Disassembly Overview, cont.
To remove the modem daughter card (MDC), follow
the steps below.
1.Turn the computer upside down.
2.Remove one M2.5x4 black flat-headscrew.
3.Lift off the modem slot cover.
4.Remove two M2x4 super flat screws
securing the MDC.
5.Carefully lift up the MDC to disconnect it
from PJ9 (S1400) or PJ125 (S2400) on
the system board.
6.Carefully disconnect the modem cable
from JP1 on the MDC.
To remove the wireless LAN card, follow the steps
below.
1.Remove one M2.5x4 black flat-headscrew.
2.Lift off the Wireless LAN card slot cover.
3.Disconnect the Wireless LAN antenna
cables (black and white) from the
Wireless LAN card using an antenna
coaxial cable disconnector.
4.Push the Wireless LAN card locklatches outward to release the card. It
will pop up to about a 45 degree angle.
5.Pull out the Wireless LAN card. Be
careful not to damage the connector.
To install the wireless LAN card (an option in some
models), follow the steps below.
CAUTION: Be sure to turn the computer off before
removing the card. Otherwise, the computer or the
card may be damaged.
1.Insert the Wireless LAN card into the
connector at an angle of 45 degrees.
2.Gently push the Wireless LAN card down
until latches on both sides engage to
hold it in place.
3.Connect the Wireless LAN antenna(black and white) cables to the
connectors on the card.
CAUTION: Be sure the cables lie inside the guide.
Be careful not to damage or pinch the cables
when you seat the card.
4.Seat the Wireless LAN card slot cover.
5.Secure the cover with one M2.5x4 black
flat-head screw.
CAUTION: There are two MAC address barcode
labels in the package with the card. Apply one
labelo next to the Wireless LAN socket and one
on the box the computer was shipped in. Remove
old labels before applying the new ones. The
computer may have MAC address barcod labels
both wired and Wireless LANs. Be sure to replace
the correct label.
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Satellite 1400 Series Disassembly Overview, cont.
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To remove the keyboard, follow the steps below.
1.Open the display panel.
2.Insert the fingernails of both hands into
notches in the keyboard brace and the
computer, and pry up to release the
brace at twelve points. Remove the
brace.
3.Remove one M2.5x4 black flat-headscrew securing the metal brace.
4.Remove two M2.5x2.6 black flat-headscrews.
5.Rotate the keyboard out and lay it on top
of the palmrest.
6.Disconnect the keyboard cable fromPJ2003 on the system board and remove
the keyboard.
To remove the power switch board, follow the steps
below.
1.Disconnect the SUMI card from PJ2018.
2.Remove one M2.5x4 black flat-headscrew.
3.Remove the power switch board and
turn it over.
4.Disconnect the SUMI card from PJ7200.
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To remove the top cover with display assembly,
follow the steps below.
1.Turn the computer upside down and
remove the following nineteen screws:
• Thirteen M2.5x6 black flat-head
• Six M2.5x5 black flat-head
2.Turn the computer right side up and open
the display panel.
3.Remove two M2.5x6 black screws andtwo M2.5x16 black screws.
4.Remove the metal plate.
5.Disconnect the LCD/DL cable from
PJ5001 and the speaker cables from
PJ2020 and PJ2021 on the system
board.
6.Remove one M2x6 screw securing thetop cover.
7.Remove the top cover with displayassembly starting from the front. Be
careful not to damage the wireless LAN
antenna coaxial cables.
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Satellite 1400 Series Disassembly Overview, cont.
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To remove the optical disk drive, follow the steps
below.
1.Disconnect the optical disk drive (DVD)
from PJ2001 on the system board.
2.Carefully slide the drive to the right to
remove it.
3.Remove two M2x5 silver thin flat-headscrews and the short metal brace.
4.Remove one M2x3 silver thin flat-headscrew and the long metal brace.
To remove the FDD, follow the steps below.
1.Disconnect the FDD SUMI card from
PJ2007 on the system board.
2.Lift out the FDD.
3.Remove four M2.5x2.6 screws securing
the metal case to the FDD and remove
the metal case.
4.Disconnect the FDD DUMI card from the
connector of the FDD.
NOTE: Two types of SUMI cards are used; one
manufactured by TEAC and SAMSUNG, and the
other by MITSUMI.
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Satellite 1400 Series Disassembly Overview, cont.
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To remove the touch pad, follow the steps below.
1.Disconnect the touch pad SUMI card
from PJ2004 on the system board.
2.Remove one M2x5 silver thin flat-head
screw securing the touch pad.
3.LIft out the touch pad.
4.Disconnect the touch pad SUMI card
from CN1 on the touch pad.
To remove the battery board, follow the steps below.
1.Disconnect the battery cable from
PJ8810.
2.Lift out the battery board.
3.Disconnect the battery cable from
PJ8811 on the battery board, if necessary.
NOTE: On installation, be sure to route the
battery cable under the battery board to avoid
pinching the battery cable with the plastic cover.
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To remove the HDD connector board, follow the
steps below.
1.Remove two M2x5 silver thin flat-head
screws securing the HDD connector
board.
2.Carefully lift up the HDD connector
board to disconnect it from PJ2000 on
the system board.
3.Lift out the HDD connector board.
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Satellite 1400 Series Disassembly Overview, cont.
To install the HDD connector board, follow the steps
below.
1.Seat the HDD connector board and
carefully connect it to PJ2000 on the
system board.
2.Secure the HDD connector board with
two M2x5 silver thin flat-head screws.
3.Lift out the HDD connector board.
CAUTION: Be careful not to damage or pinch the
FDD SUMI card when you seat the HDD connector board. Be sure the wireless LAN switch is in
the correct position.
To remove the RTC battery, follow the steps below.
1.Disconnect the RTC battery cable from
PJ9999 on the sound board.
2.Lift out the RTC battery.
To remove the sound board, follow the steps below.
1.Disconnect the sound SUMI card from
PJ7100 and PJ7101 on the sound board.
2.Disconnect the CD switch board SUMIcard from PJ7102 on the sound board.
3.Remove one M2.5x4 screw securing the
sound board.
4.Lift up the sound board.
To remove the CD switch board, follow the steps
below.
1.Remove four M2.5x4 black flat-headscrews securing the front cover
assembly.
2.Remove the front cover assembly.
3.Remove the CD SUMI card from PJ7300
on the CD switch board.
4.Remove two M2.5x4 black flat-headscrews securing the CD switch board.
5.Remove the CD switch board from the
front cover assembly.
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To remove the DC-IN cable, follow the steps below.
1.Remove two M2.5x6 black flat-headscrews securing the plastic brace.
2.Remove the plastic brace.
3.Disconnect the DC-IN cable from PJ8800
on the system board.
4.Remove the DC-IN cable.
To remove the cooling fan, follow the steps below.
1.Remove two M2x6 screws securing the
metal brace.
2.Remove the metal brace.
3.Disconnect the power cable fromPJ8770 (S2400) or PJ770 (S1400) on the
system board.
4.Remove one M2.5x4 black flat-headscrew securing the cooling fan module.
5.Remove the cooling fan module.
6.Remove the heat sink unit, if necessary.
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To remove the system board, follow the steps
below.
1.Remove three M2.5x6 black flat-headscrews securing the system board.
2.Remove the following two stud screws:
• One M2.5x6
• One M2.5x14
3.Lift up the system board from the right
side and remove it with the RJ-45 jack.
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Satellite 1400 Series Disassembly Overview, cont.
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To remove the PC card slot, follow the steps below.
1.Lay the system board right side up.
2.Remove four M2x12 screws securing
the PC card slot.
3.Lay the system board right side up.
4.Disconnect the PC card slot from
PJ3332.
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To remove the speakers, follow the steps below.
1.Lay the top cover and display assembly
upside down.
2.Remove four M2.5x5 screws securing
the speakers.
3.Remove the tape securing the speakercables.
4.Free the speaker cables from their
guides.
5.Remove the speakers.
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To remove the CPU, follow the steps below.
1.Remove two M2.5x6 black screws andtwo M2.5x16 black screws securing the
metal plate.
2.Remove the metal plate.
3.Remove two M2x6 screws securing the
metal brace and lift if out.
4.Lift up the heat pipe and lay it on the
insulator.
5.Turn the cam to the unlock position with
a flat-blade screwdriver to unlock the
CPU.
6.Lift up the CPU.
CAUTION: When you remove the CPU, wipe the
grease off the bottom of the heat sink, the bottom
of the cooling fan, and the top of the CPU.
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To install the CPU, follow the steps below.
1.Make sure the cam is in the open
position.
2.Seat the CPU in the CPU socket. Be
sure the alignment is exact to avoid
damaging pins on the CPU.
3.Press the interposer gently with your
fingers and turn the cam on the CPU
socket to the lock position with a flatblade screwdriver to secure the CPU.
4.Apply new grease on the CPU.
5.Seat the heat pipeon the CPU. Be sure
the alignment is exact to avoid damaging
pins on the CPU.
6.Secure the metal brace with two M2x6screws.
7.Seat the metal plate and secure it with
two M2.5x6 black screws and two
M2.5x16 black screws.
CAUTION: When you install the CPU, apply new
grease at the top of the chip. Be sure the bottom
of the heat pipe covers the top of the CPU.
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Satellite 1400 Series Disassembly Overview, cont.
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To remove the display mask, follow the steps below.
1.Remove two mask seals at the bottom
corners of the display assembly.
2.Remove two M2.5x6 flat-head screws.
3.Release twenty-one latches on the
display mask as follows:
• Five on the bottom
• Five on each side
• Six on the top
To remove the FL inverter board, follow the steps
below.
1.Remove one M2x4 flat-head screw
securing the FL inverter board.
2.Rotate the FL inverter board out and
disconnect the FL cable from CN1 on the
FL inverter board.
3.Disconnect the HV cable from CN2 on
the FL inverter board.
4.Remove the FL inverter board.
To remove the LCD module, follow the steps below.
1.Remove four masking seals that cover
the screws.
2.Remove four M2x4 screws securing the
LCD module.
3.Carefully rotate the top of the LCD
module out to access the LCD/FL cable.
4.Remove the tape securing the LCD/FL
cable.
5.Disconnect the LCD/FL cable.
6.Remove the LCD module.
7.Remove four silver super flat-head
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M2x3 screws securing two metal
braces.
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To remove the antenna coaxial cables, follow the
steps below.
1.Remove two M2.5x6 tapping screws
securing the metal plate.
2.Remove the metal plate and the plasticbrace.
3.Slip tweezers into the side of the plastic
brace and pry to release two latches and
remove the bottom part of the plastic
brace.
4.Remove the tape securing the wireless
LAN antenna coaxial cables.
5.Free the wireless LAN antenna coaxialcables from their guides and remove
them.
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To remove the LCD/FL cable, follow the steps
below.
1.Remove two M2.5x6 tapping screws
securing the metal plate.
2.Remove the metal plate and the plasticbrace.
3.Remove one M2.5x6 tapping screw
securing the metal brace.
4.Remove the LCD/FL cable.
NOTE: When you remove the top cover, hold it by
the sides close to the hinges to prevent damage.
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Satellite 1400 Series Interrupts / Memory Map
Interrupt Assignments
InterruptLevelAssigned to:
—NMIRAM Parity Error, I/O Channel Error
13COM 2/4*
211Reserved
* These I/O assignments are controlled by PnP OS or system setup as shown