Replace an m65-s809 monitor - Toshiba Satellite M65-S809 Notebook

Hi,


Im very sorry to hear that, please follow these simple steps for you to be able to isolate the exact problem.


1. Removed the battery.
2. Connect the laptop directly to the power outlet without using the battery just for the meantime.
3. Turn on the laptop. If the laptop is able to power on, that means that the AC adapter is working fine as well as the DC port. If the laptop is not able to turn on, it maybe the AC adapter itself or the DC port.
4. Try to use another AC adapter if possible, make sure that that AC adapter is working fine. If the laptop is still not turning on, the problem is with the DC port itself. In that case, you will need to replaced the Motherboard itself.


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LCD panel damaged, replace panel.

on the left side of the laptop towards front .. there is a wifi catcher switch , you need to turn that on .
Thumps up if this works .

Hi,

Thank you for sharing the beep code. It means that its a problem with the Video Card and Video Cards are usually buit-in to the Motherboard for laptops. The only way to fix it to replace the Motherboard in order to get the new Video Card. Hope I've helped you somehow.

AnEspera

Dear Friend,
Can you be more specific about this issue?

Thanks!

Try to update your screencard driver
here: http://www.csd.toshiba.com/cgi-bin/tais/support/jsp/home.jsp
You have to pick your model number

Hope this solves your problem

Sounds like the Screen is on its way out.

If you have the ability to set it up as a dual screen, and use your laptop as the main and your external monitor as the extended screen.

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3. Insert CD into drive and reboot.
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Generally I replace the inverter board and tube light in pairs at the same time, due to changes possibly made during production.

If you are trying to test the board itself for output, use extreme caution, as there are some pretty high volatges around that inverter board!

My suggestion is if you want to save yourself alot of aggravation, replace the bulbs too.