Toshiba L505d placing a new LED screen. the port labeled l505 doesnt fit, but the Acer port does. burned up the cable. what do I do?
619553
Be sure you have the laptop battery removed when connecting the cable also do not have the laptop plugged in when installing.
619554
call the company you bought it from i did the same thing cause it would fit in 2 and it burned up on me cause i plugged in the wrong one your screen should be fine if you killed power to it fast they walked me through the install they were very helpful
1818168
here is LCD you needLG PHILIPS LP156WH3(TL)(T1) LAPTOP LCD SCREEN 15.6" WXGA HD LED DIODE (SUBSTITUTE REPLACEMENT LCD SCREEN ONLY. NOT A LAPTOP )
2235917
Yes, the HDMI port works fine. The only problem most people are reporting with the HDMI functionality is that the driver, as shipped, does not allow the tablet display to be duplicated on the monitor/TV; you can only select "extend" mode or just the monitor/TV screen. A newer driver, available from the Toshiba support site, fixes that.Perhaps you have a defective cable?
1250340
That might be a question for Acer or your owners manuel. You might want to check their compatibility list to make sure that the screw holes will line up and connector is the equivalent. My Acer was an older model.
78451
Dear soumik: you have to replace the generic ram and it would be able to upgrade up to 8Gb 1333 Mhz ( http://support.toshiba.com/support/staticContentDetail?contentId=4005071&isFromTOC;Link=false). Second to tear apart is relative what is easy or hard for you, anyways here a link with a small tutorial (http://www.laptopscreen.com/English/model/Toshiba/SATELLITE~C55-A5105/) I hope this would help.
1105047
Take your busted LCD out and check the back for the part numbers. I believe this chromebook came with 2 diff types of LCD screen.
1215451
This panel requires a standard 40 pin LED connection. I cannot get you any more information without your full model number of your laptop. Please message us directly if you need technical assistance. thanks
1680770
I'm not sure. I actually had an Acer laptop that needed it's screen replaced. Sorry I couldn't help.
2212054
Ya that's the screen. One thing to note, when you get it, the cable on your laptop that connects to the screen may not reach the port on the screen when you go to put everything back together. There should be an extension cable that comes with this package, just plug in the laptop cable into the back of the extension cable. Also, you should definitely tape them together with some electrical tape because I've had issues with the cable becoming loose and my screen getting all out of whack. So just be aware of that, if your new screen isn't working properly make sure the cables are all properly connected before returning it.
1637550
I really don't know. I would go to the Toshiba web page, and look at the parts numbers. I just typed in my numbers C655-S5512 and tried this one, I figured the cost was low enough I wouldn't be out much if it didn't work! Good luck!
137502
Cross check it with the model number on the back of your old screen. Don't count on what the model number of your computer tells you. When I used the CQ60-211dx model number a LED replacement screen was the only selection I was presented. It wasn't until I took the lap top apart that I found out it actually needed a LCD screen. Also if you purchasing from Viewone Tech. be warned. When I finally received the correct screen it didn't work. They wouldn't send a replacement, tried to charge a restock and never would pay for the freight incurred.
467789
I really do not know. The only reason I am responding to this is that you should send it back. I had two of those ... the first was replaced but after 6 months the second one went bad. Amazon did not help since it was after 3 months and Toshiba was absolutely no help. Hopefully you have better luck. I am surprised it does not say on the TV itself.
1795336
I would use this screen here's the link http://www.amazon.com/Toshiba-SATELLITE-C855-S5134-Laptop-Screen/dp/B00GDLUW1W/ref=sr_1_4?ie=UTF8&qid=1403653956&sr=8-4&keywords=C855-S5134+screen be careful of the connector at bottom of screen
1591953
Sorry, I'm not going to be much help. Have you measured the diagonal of the screen? That's the measurement you need. This is not a CCFL screen, per the description, but has conversion cable. So if the screen is a CCFL and not LCD/LED then you can be in trouble. Here are some tips. Refer to the documentation or owner's manual which came with your laptop (it may be online, too). Find the screen-manufacturer's part number on the back of your screen, and then search the internet using that part number. Good luck.
1796821
agreed with other post. If the LCD wasn't the right one for laptop, could have burned out VGA chip.
838880
Apparently there are two similar screens, the one I had didn't work because it was a HD screen and the laptop was not HD. I am not sure how to determine which is which, but I could not find a screen for the laptop that I was working on. Best to call the supplier to be sure you get the right one if it is available.
2173463
Perhaps you could look up the type of laptop that you have, to see exactly according to the manufacturer which type of port you have. Hope this helps.