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While, I know how to expertly remove HDD, DVD and RAM, this was my first venture into other more complicated parts of the machine. I unplugged the system fan and plugged it back in but after re assembly noticed that the fan is not working. I also managed to break the part of the ribbon which I believe connects the touchpad to the system board. My main concern is the reason why my machine does not turn on. I checked the ram. It is seated properly. I tried getting the service manual from Toshiba. They don’t have it on their website and they referred me to their parts warehouse. I am desperate. Thank you. I am new at this type of repair.
Hi cynthia, The problem might be related to the power supply line. Here is a user guide I found online. Chapter 6 is dealing with problems. Steffen
take it apart , and put it back toghether soundsl like you forgot something, u can try to run it barebones out of the body to help with troubleshoot
