Identification of ThinkPad parts

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• Complete guide to laptops Lenovo ThinkPad parts

  I wonder if there is a complete guide for ThnikPad parts? I have a question, but I think it would be very useful if I could find any textbook of these thousands of pieces. What is FRU? What is the product number? What's different... and so on. Thank you inadvance.

  VCom,

  In the manual of Maintenance of equipment for each machine, you will find all the information you need. It includes all screws to the motherboard and all the mistakes and shortcuts between the two. Especially, it's breaking the RUF of CRU and how to safetly to replace FRU part if you are outside the warranty.

  Manual of Maintenance of equipment for ThinkPad X 200, X200s, X200si, X 201, X201s and X201i

  Manual of Maintenance of equipment for ThinkPad T510, T510i, W510

  Manual of Maintenance of equipment for ThinkPad T430, T430i

  Removal of equipment & Installation Index of film for all Thinkpads. The index of movement is very useful for those who want to see each piece removed and replaced with steps.

  Also, here is the link for all Thinkpad User Guides. I hope this is the information you are looking for!

• 20 m Thinkpad Type 2628-4TU Vs Type 2628-4sus

  Hi all!  I am considering buying A 20 m Thinkpad parts, I need.  My machine is a type of Thinkpad A20m 2628-4TU, and I am considering buying is a Thinkpad A 20 m Type 2628-4sus.  Does anyone know if I can swap parts between the 2, or know that, if all the differences are between the 2 machines?

  Thank you!

  They are identical in all respects machines that count for an exchange of pieces.

  Two of them are also over ten years, in order not to spend too much money trying to solve the...

• In the whitelist FRU?

  I am sick to try to open source unfriendly Realtek wifi card provided with my X201i work constantly and ordered a card Intel Centrino Advanced-N 6200 of (non-Lenovo). After trying to install it, I learned about the plan that Lenovo's apparent money to work only with specific cards in the white list in the BIOS. I've lost too much my life ridiculously poor futzing with this laptop to the desire to lose more time beating the BIOS for it, so how can I know if a FRU data # will work on my specific model?

  Hi Don,

  as stated above the hardware Maintenance Manual contains a list of RUF who will certainly work in your x201i. This is a jump of shortcut to wifi FRU list: System service parts-ThinkPad X 200, X200s, X200si, X 201 X201i, X201s. As you can see that the Intel Centrino Advanced-N 6200 card is listed, just shopping with Lenovo FRU 60Y3231. This particular card is readily available online at low prices as it is also used in T410, T510, and W510 a few others. Without speculating on the motives of IBM / Lenovo to develop wifi 'white lists', let's just say I found cards brand Lenovo wifi for many models of Thinkpad generally available as economically as any "generic" version, if you shop around. Take someone who has dealt with Thinkpad parts for awhile now.

• Pavilion dv6t-1200 Notebook System Board part number identification

  I am obliged by replacing the Board system/card mother for model Pavilion dv6t-1200 FV161AV (grilled, painful, do not ask :-().  The maintenance manual identifies 5 part numbers of possible candidates.  I eliminated three of claim, but I can't do it between two others to identify and order I need.  The two remaining candidates are listed as:

  511863-001 for models with graphical subsystem UMA memory

  518433-001 for models with UMA and GM47 chipset graphics card

  The processor is a Core2Duo T6400 (labeled AW80577T6400; 2.00/2M/800).  Two other large chips are the I/O chip that is an Intel AF82801IBM (L920NA92; SLB8Q ' 06 Taiwan) and chart/memory chipset called AC826M45; SLB94; EB920A510 and contains a logo Intel "i".  The I/O chip does not say much, but when google, seems to have associated the GM45 many including the GM47 is a member.  However, the AC826M45 seems to be a member of the Intel 845 chipset family.  The first suggests the 518433-001, but the latter suggests the 511863-001.  The FV161AV also seems to get associated with the 518433-001 in the vendor's documentation, but it varies.  Photos on the Internet have insufficient resolution to compare with the current motherboard to see who is right.

  Are there references that a person (for example at HP, perhaps) is that he or she can check to disambiguate on this?  I have included all the reference numbers as I could but if more are needed, please ask.  Any help would be welcome and thanks a lot in advance.

  Never mind!  I didn't know that there was a tag just below the memory.  All this time, it was under the memory.  I removed the memory and there it was:

  518433 001

  And I spent hours trying to understand some chips that did not exist on the Board of Directors.  These are the times you think that you are being so smart, but prove that you can be stupid enough.  Sorry for the inconvenience.

• ThinkPad Edge E420 keyboard (FRU) part number

  I have a Thinkpad Edge E420 model CTO 1141 - I need to replace the keyboard (spilled coffee and the keys are blocked)-since it is out of warranty, I intend to do it myself - when I looked for parts.

  If I give the model number, then the FRU for the keyboard presents itself as 04W0764.

  If I give the serial number also then the FRU will be 04W2631.

  Which is the right to a 04W0764 or a 04W2631?

  Two identical models are?

  Please notify.

  Thank you

  Hi bhaskar39, welcome to the forums.

  both are actually correct.  As far as I can tell that the 04W2631 is a number of 'old' that has been replaced by 04W0764. You can also use a 04W0800 that is from another manufacturer to another.

  E420 keyboard replacement parts list

• Satellite L750 - need help with the identification of the hardware parts

  Hi all

  I have a Satellite L750 motherboard and need to replace the header/plug in which is plugged in my cable from the screen.

  Would you be able to tell me what's the name of components and where to find it please.

  This kind of repair on laptops is very complicated because there is no certain stores where you can order these parts. Usually if something doesn't work not the whole mainboard needs to be replaced.

  I can only imagine that you can find a few faulty mainboard (faulty CPU/GPU) and just swap this connector.

• I have been locked on my Live accounts and impossible to find a man to answer to my question of why? You need the phone number to report a hack? I have the part of the identification of individuals.

  My windows accounts have been hacked, again, by a person with the name * address email is removed from the privacy * and I was locked out both my accounts. When he takes me to the password change page it keeps repeating the same page. Am unable to give another e-mail to send a code for, so I left out. Can someone help me please?

  Hi VickieJones,

  If you don't use Windows Live Mail support, I recommend you to ask your question to the Windows Live Mail support for assistance.

  If you use Hotmail, I recommend you to ask your question in the support forum for Windows Live Hotmail for assistance.

  http://www.windowslivehelp.com/forums.aspx?ProductID=1

  
  Reference: How to report abuse or Spam in Windows Live Hotmail

  Windows Live Hotmail Top issues and Support information

  Hope the helps of information.

• ThinkPad T510 (part # 4313CTO) accidentally connected to a power adapter 90W

  I have a T510 (presented year last April), which should be loaded with a 65W adapter. But I missed the adapter upwards with my company laptop which is a 90W. Does anyone know if it could damage my T510? I had plugged for about 2 days until I've found who was hurt.

  Can someone tell me please?

  Thank you!

  No, you can use the T5xx, the T4xx, the X2xx with 65, 90, 135 Watt adapters.

• Identification of the browser blocking & PC

  A Web site with the forums knows I'm registered, so the registration page does not appear (only sign in page). How can I prevent the site from the identification of my browser/PC?

  Thanks for any help!

  Andrew said

  Where do you see my list of extensions?

  There is a link next to your message looks more 'system details' which is included when you click on the green "Share Data" button while displaying your question.

  Site *. You get a fraction of a second of the registration page, then it redirects to the login page.

  Google analyzes the threads that have been marked resolved, so not immediately, but eventually.

  When I visit this site, it is first of all a jumble of content overlaid with part of it being the registration form and then clears up the page layout and a large background image fills all space under the login form. The registration form is always available if I scroll down. I am not redirected to a different page.

  But speaking of scrolling, if you do NOT see the scroll bar, it might be this: there is a bug in Firefox 38 with this combination of circumstances:

  (1) viewing a page in a private window
  (2) tabbed browsing is powered down
  (3) you click on a link that launches the link in a new window (because the site code the link with target = "_blank")

  The new window opens without menus, toolbar, scroll bars, etc.

  Work on this bug is in progress, but I don't know if the fix will be available in the coming weeks. These are the known workarounds so you can continue using windows browsing private - one of them will work around the bug:

  (1) use tabbed browsing (there is a checkbox in the preferences > General > "Open new windows in a new tab instead");

  (2) shift + click the links to open in a new window with standard features. or

  (3) change a bunch of hidden settings as explained below - it will not you make changes to the way you use Firefox, but sometimes you need to enlarge some small pop-up windows that have been sized for a window with no toolbar displayed.

  # 3, here are the steps:

  (A) in a new tab, type or paste Subject: config in the address bar and press ENTER. Click on the button promising to be careful.

  (B) in the search above the list box, type or paste feat and make a pause so that the list is filtered

  (C) for each preference that begins with dom.disable_window_open_feature. , if it is not 'true', double-click it to true.

  You may find that you prefer this anyway, given that sites can band is more these pop-up windows features.

• Part number of MacBook Pro late 2013 SSD

  Hello

  I have acquired a used MacBook Pro late 2013 (A1502 - EMC 2678) a few months ago, in which the DSS had been removed.

  I knew that I had to replace the SSD when I bought this MacBook and found on the ifixit site that I had to buy an SSD with a part number in this list: 661-1838, 661-8136, 661-8138 (256 GB SSD).

  "I've finally found one on Amazon Market place, and the SSD was announced as follows:" (661-8136, 661-8138) 256 GB Solid State Drive - Apple MacBook Pro 13 retina "A1502 / 15" A1398 (end of 2013, mid-2014).

  But when I got the SSD, I noticed that the part number is printed on it is '655-1803D", which is the part number for MacBook Air Mid 2013 - 2015 SSD.

  I contacted the seller to an Exchange, thinking that they had sent the wrong item, but he told me that the product was properly advertised on Amazon and showed me his description which indicates that following:

  Identification numbers:

  -Apple part No.: 661-8136, 661-8138

  -The printed part #: 655-1803, 655-1817, 655-1838

  -Manufacturer B21: MZ-JPU256T / 0 *, SD6PQ4M - 256G, THNSN2256GSPS

  So my questions are:

  "Print" (those that appear on the SSD) part numbers are supposed to be the same as the Apple part number, or they are independent of each other?

  Are SSD with part number cell phones compatible with MacBook pro computers A1502 655-1803 ' printed'?

  Thank you.

  If it is, in fact, a number of part of Apple on the outside label of the SSD it should be certified by the manufacturer to run in an Apple/Mac products. SSD information displays the drive model number in disk label utility. These Apple Certified SSD will run through multiple products of Macbook. I hope this helps.

  Bravo!

• Re: What is the part number?

  Hello people...

  I was wondering what the part number is suppose to say? Does this affect the specification of your laptop to another? for example, I have this laptop [Satellite A300 - 1 G 5 | http://eu.computers.toshiba-europe.com/innovation/jsp/SUPPORTSECTION/discontinuedProductPage.do?service=EU&com.broadvis ion.session.new = Yes & PRODUCT_ID = 1055589]. As you can see from the link, the laptop displays a part number: PSAG4E-_ * 03801 MG 3 * _. On my laptop cover, the label of the model is identical to the first part, but different on the second, its written like this: PSAG4E-_ * 03801HAR * _, have you noticed the difference? How important is this difference?

  I'll explain why Im concerned about it once I get a clarification on what means the part number... Thank you

  Hello Poison

  AFAIK, part number is a kind of identification number. Each laptop model is available with several different hardware configurations and different hardware components.

  Your Satellite A300 has PSAG4E model number. MU by Satellite A300 has PSAG8E part number.
  When you visit the Toshiba download page, where you can choose model right after the part number. Drivers available for your PSAG4E probably won't be the same as for my PSAG8E.

  I don't know what the difference is, but maybe my laptop model has other graphics card, the sound card or the card wireless network may be. This part of the part number is important to you.
  Other numbers behind this first part of the part number is depending on the country and it is absolutely irrelevant for you.

  So, what's your concern?

• ZBook G2: ZBook G2 - need id data or a picture of the disk of 512 GB Z Turbo - spare parts # 813138-001

  I'm looking for the identification data or a photo of the 512 GB Z Turbo Drive for a ZBook G2 module.

  I couldn't find spare HP part #: 813138-001.  Not even a product number.

  I know that this option has been introduced in June 2015, until late in the lifecycle ZBook G2 - Quickspecs.

  The price of the module that is sold as a spare part is way out of my range - about a$ 1,300 i.e. $ 900.

  I'm looking for a less expensive alternative - not as an option of HP or generic equivalent part.

  I know that this part should support PCIe 2.0 x 2, form factor of m2 and the format 22 x 60 mm.

  Your help will be appreciated.

  There is a lively discussion about the theme from here:

  forum.notebookreview.com/threads/zbook-g2-owners-alternatives-to-z-turbo-drive.769103/page-1

  He's going to nearly 200 comments.

  #153 post is located here:

  Forum.NotebookReview.com/threads/zbook-G2-Owners-alternatives-to-z-Turbo-Drive.769103/page-16

  It includes the following information:

  I chose the disk of 512 GB Z Turbo option when configuring the ZBook 17 G2 on the HP website. According to Device Manager, it's a LITEON-CX1-JB512-HP.

  Basically, that answer to my original question.

• ThinkPad Tablet 10 1nd Pen Pro

  Hello

  can I use the Thinkpad Pen Pro with a Gen Thinkpad Tablet 10 1nd?

  Thank you

  No, sorry, you can't. The Pro of the pen of Lenovo is an active pen (it has an AAAA battery inside) and uses the AES of Wacom technology.

  ThinkPad 10 uses technology of Wacom EMR and the pen of Lenovo (part No. 00HW280) is a passive EMR pen. Pens of third parties who use Wacom EMR technology should also work.

• ThinkPad T450s Review

  Introduction
  

  The ThinkPad T450s is one of the best new ultrabooks. If it is not as slim as some, it is still quite compact and easier to service than the thinner machines and screen Full HD IPS is a standout feature.

  This review is based on a ThinkPad T450s, 20BX Type of Machine production, product ID 20BXCTO1WW.

  • Intel Core i7-5600U processor
  • 8.1 Windows Pro 64
  • 14.0 "FHD (1920 x 1080)
  • Camera HD 720 p
  • Intel HD 5500 graphics card
  • 4 GB DDR3L - Base of 1600 MHz SDRAM
  • Fingerprint reader
  • Hard drive 500 GB, 7200 RPM, 2.5 "
  • ThinkPad battery 3 cells Li-Polymer (23.2Whr) before
  • ThinkPad battery 3 cells Li-Polymer (23.2Whr) rear
  • Country Pack 45W in the United States (2-pin) adapter
  • Intel 7265 AC/B/G/N Dual Band Wireless + Bluetooth Version 4.0

  From the receipt:

  • 4 GB Samsung SO - DIMM has been installed
  • Hard drive has been replaced with 1 TB Samsung 850 EVO SSD.

  Construction
  
  T450s build quality isn't old ThinkPad level, with a clear devaluation, but is still very good. Problems include the difficulty of dislodging the lower lid (after removing the 8 screws) for joining plastic textured inside and fingerprinting, revealing instead of the old finish rubber. But it is quite solid, no bending and quite compact.

  Connectivity
  
  Port is good enough on both sides with nothing on the back. All USB ports are 3.0 with excellent performance. But Mini DisplayPort means you need to maybe buy and carry a dongle of easy-to-lose. Performance of the Wi - Fi connection (802.11ac Intel 2 x 2) seems better than previous cards Intel generation 802.11n, even those with 3 x 3. Bluetooth connections are fast. The speakers are decent, but nothing to write home about. Quality of the webcam is improved over previous generations, but still struggles in low light. Fingerprint reader is a great improvement. (Thanks, Apple.)

  Performance
  
  The good news is that the i7 T450s finally turns out to be a bit faster than the i7 Sandy Bridge (T420s) on the tasks of processor such as video encoding, despite a processor intensive ultra low voltage a bit more slowly. The machine is cold and silent most of the time, with only a gentle breath of air under high load.

  Memory

  4 GB of memory is soldered to the main Board and there is only a single SO-DIMM location. While you can add a 8 GB SO - DIMM for 12 GB total, that would mean that half of the memory could run in single channel mode, which can have a very important impact on the performance (as much as 20-30%), especially since the graphics adapter integrated uses part of the main memory (memory available). So if you care about performance, you need to stick with 8 GB, which can be marginal for things like video editing HD Ultra. (The impact on the performance, of course, also applies to machines with only the Basic 4 GB of memory. The promised NVIDIA 940 M graphics option is not yet available.)

  Screen
  
  The IPS 1920 x 1080 screen can take some getting used to, but is really much better than TN screens and is close enough to a calibration right out of the box. (Remember to burn on the screen for at least 24 hours before making any justice.)

  Keyboard
  
  The keyboard of the island is pretty good for what it is, but the provision still suffers compared to the classic ThinkPad keyboard. Homepage layout end delete and PrtSc are poor and other keys like Pause/break are missing entirely, now only available as Fn combinations (such as Fn + B for Break) that are not marked on the keys. Also annoying is the lack of status lights of the hardware (your hard drive, Wi - Fi, Bluetooth, load connection). You can count on the Windows taskbar for wireless and in charge, but you will need to install something like DiskLED (which works well) to the disk activity. Keyboard backlight is usable (despite some annoying light crosstalk between the top row), but not as good as the classic ThinkLight.

  Power

  With just the standard 2nd battery, not long battery life with big bulge on the bottom, the T450s still usable on and off by a day without running out of battery power. The power adapter provided is quite small, but only 45W, cannot quickly fresh when the system is under load. If you care about fast charging, you should get the Slim 65W adapter.

  Summary

  A return for most welcome to your ThinkPad, with a very good IPS screen and finally enough power processor ultra low voltage measure to the Sandy Bridge.

  Belkin Mini DisplayPort to HDMI adapter is available at low cost from B & H.