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Toshiba Satellite C640-645 6050A2357601 Schematic

Schematic 6050A2357601 Added: Jan 18, 2021 RAR · 0.6 MB

File details

TypeSchematic
BrandToshiba
ModelSatellite C640-645
Board number6050A2357601
Board maker (ODM)Inventec
DeviceLaptop
FormatRAR
Size0.6 MB
AddedJanuary 18, 2021
Updated
Original file nameToshiba Satellite C640-645 CT10AD 6050A2357601-MB-A01.rar

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Description

Schematic for the Toshiba Satellite C640-645 laptop, board number 6050A2357601, made by Inventec. The archive is a RAR file of about 0.6 MB, original name Toshiba Satellite C640-645 CT10AD 6050A2357601-MB-A01.rar. A schematic like this lets a technician trace power rails, enable signals and other circuit paths when diagnosing a dead or unstable board. Before relying on it, check that the board number printed on your motherboard matches 6050A2357601 and that the revision label agrees with the file name.

For board 6050A2357601 the catalog also has 1 BIOS dump.

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How to open it

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Questions about this file

Which board is this schematic for?

It is for Toshiba Satellite C640-645 6050A2357601. Compare the board number and revision printed on your PCB with the file details before relying on it.

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