Sony VAIO PCG-SR9G User manual

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PCG-SR9G/SR9G/T (I) 9-872-097-41 2000G1605-1
Sony Corporation
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9-872-097-41
PCG-SR9G SR9G T (I)
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2000G1605-1
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PCG-SR9G/SR9G / T
International Model SERVICE MANUAL
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Service and Inspection Precautions
1. Obey precautionary markings and instructions
Labels and stamps on the cabinet, chassis, and components identify areas
requiring special precautions. Be sure to observe these precautions, as well
as all precautions listed in the operating manual and other associated
documents.
2. Use designated parts only
The set’s components possess important safety characteristics, such as
noncombustibility and the ability to tolerate large voltages. Be sure that
replacement parts possess the same safety characteristics as the originals.
Also remember that the 0mark, which appears in circuit diagrams and
parts lists, denotes components that have particularly important safety
functions; be extra sure to use only the designated components.
3. Alwaysfollowthe originaldesignwhen mounting
parts and routing wires
The original layout includes various safety features, such as inclusion of
insulating materials (tubes and tape) and the mounting of parts above the
printer board. In addition, internal wiring has been routed and clamped so
as to keep it away from hot or high-voltage parts. When mounting parts or
routing wires, therefore, be sure to duplicate the original layout.
4. Inspect after completing service
After servicing, inspect to make sure that all screws, components, and wiring
have been returned to their original condition. Also check the area around
the repair location to ensure that repair work has caused no damage, and
confirm safety.
5. When replacing chip components...
Never reuse components. Also remember that the negative side of tantalum
capacitors is easily damaged by heat.
6. When handling flexible print boards...
•The temperature of the soldering-iron tip should be about 270C.
•Do not apply the tip more than three times to the same pattern.
•Handle patterns with care; never apply force.
Caution: Remember that hard disk drives are easily damaged by
vibration. Always handle with care.
CautionMarkings for Lithium/Ion Battery -The followingor similar
texts shall be provided on battery pack of equipment or in both the
operating and the service instructions.
CAUTION: Danger of explosion if battery is incorrectly replaced.
Replace only with the same or equivalent type recommended by
the manufacturer. Discard used batteries according to the
manufacturer’s instructions.
CAUTION: The battery pack used in this device may present a fire
or chemical burn hazard if mistreated. Do not disassemble, heat
above 100°C (212°F) or incinerate.
Dispose of used battery promptly.
Keep away from children.
CAUTION: Changing the back up battery.
•Overcharging, short circuiting, reverse charging, multilation or
incineration of the cells must be avoided to prevent one or more of
the following occurrences; release of toxic materials, release of
hydrogen and/or oxygen gas, rise in surface temperature.
•If a cell has leaked or vented, it should be replaced immediately.
Use protection when handling battery.
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DIAGRAMMES SCHÉMATIQUES ET LA LISTE DES PIÈCES SONT
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Section Title Page
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CHAPTER 1. REMOVAL
1-1. Flowchart ......................................................................... 1-1
1-2. Main Electrical Parts Location Diagram ......................... 1-1
1-3. Removal ........................................................................... 1-2
1. Keyboard Unit, Parm Assy .............................................. 1-2
2. Touch pad, Speaker, SWX-55 Board ............................... 1-2
3. HDD................................................................................. 1-3
4. Speaker, IFX-109 Board .................................................. 1-3
5. DC Fan, Heatsink............................................................. 1-4
6. Main Board Assy ............................................................. 1-4
7. MBX-34 Board, IFX-108 Board, DDC-2 Board
V/L Rechargeable Battery ............................................... 1-5
8. CNX-96 Board ................................................................. 1-5
9. Display Assy .................................................................... 1-6
10.Housing (Bezel) Assy ...................................................... 1-6
11.Inverter Unit, ANL-22 Board,
Microphone, LCD Assy ................................................... 1-7
(to 1-7)
CHAPTER 2. SELF DIAGNOSTICS
2-1. Precautions....................................................................... 2-1
2-2. Necessary Tools ............................................................... 2-1
2-3. Starting up the Service Diagnostics ................................. 2-1
2-4. Outline of Service Diagnostics Functions ....................... 2-2
(to 2-4)
CHAPTER 3. BLOCK DIAGRAM ............................... 3-1
(to 3-2)
CHAPTER 4. FRAME HARNESS DIAGRAM ........ 4-1
(to 4-2)
CHAPTER 5. EXPLODED VIEWS AND
PARTS LIST
5-1. Main Section .................................................................... 5-1
5-2. LCD Section – Made by TS –.......................................... 5-3
(to 5-4)
CHAPTER 1. SPECIFICATIONS............................ 1-1
CHAPTER 2. OVERVIEW
2-1. Locating Controls and Connectors........................ 2-1
CHAPTER 3. SERVICE INFORMATION
3-1. Install Procedure after the
 Hard Disk is Replaced ..................................... 3-1
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CHAPTER 1.
REMOVAL
1-1. Flowchart
• P XX refers to page numbers that appear in this manual.
• Remember that hard disk drives are easily damaged by vibration. Always handle with care.
1-2. Main Electrical Parts Location Diagram
P1-7P1-6
P1-4
P1-6
P1-7
P1-7
P1-7
P1-2 P1-4
P1-2
P1-2
P1-2
P1-3
P1-2
P1-3
P1-5P1-3
P1-4
P1-4
P1-5
P1-5
P1-5
P1-5
TOUCH PAD
SPEAKER (R)
V/L
RECHARGEABLE
BATTERY
MICRO
PHONE
DISPLAY
ASSY
HOUSING
(BEZEL)
ASSY
LCD
ASSY
INVERTER
UNIT
POWER
OFF KEYBOARD
UNIT FRAME
ASSY
MAIN BOARD
ASSY
SPEAKER (L)
PARM ASSY
SWX-55
BOARD
IFX-109
BOARD
CNX-96
BOARD
HDD
COOLING
DC FAN
MBX-34
BOARD
IFX-108
BOARD
DDC-2
BOARD ANL-22 BOARD
HDD
Microphone
Touch pad
SWX-55 Board
DC Fan
DC Jack
Modular Jack
(SR9G/T Model)
Inverter Unit
LCD Assy
IFX-109 Board
MBX-34 Board
CNX-96 Board
IFX-108 Board
DDC-2 Board
ANL-22 Board
V/L Rechargeable Battery
Keyboard Unit
Speaker
Speaker

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1-3. Removal
1. Keyboard Unit, Parm Assy
2.Touch pad, Speaker, SWX-55 Board
AB
Latch (Key)
Clip or the
like
5
32
q; Keyboard Unit
8Parm Assy
7FFC (MBX-34-SWX-55)
1+B 2X6 (X7)
4
9
6
7Escutcheon (Pad)
9Touch Pad
qf Housing (Parm Rest) Assy
Jog Window
a
a
Window MS
q; Insulating Sheet (Pad)
5Bushing (PC Board)
7FFC (MBX-34-SWX-55)
qd Speaker
7FFC (SWX-55-Touch Pad)
6SWX-55 Board
1
3
8
2
qs Speaker Holder
qa Tapping Screw (M2X4)(X2)
4Tapping Screw (M2X4)

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3. HDD
4. Speaker, IFX-109 Board
1+B 2X4
3+P 3X4 (X2)
8HDD
5+P 3X4
(X2)
4Bracket (B)
6Bracket (F)
2
7FPC (HDD)
1+B 2X4 (X2)
4FFC (10p)
7+B 2X4 (X2) 5IFX-109
Board
3
2
8Speaker Holder
0Duct (L)
9Speaker 6

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5. DC Fan, Heatsink
6. Main Board Assy
1Blind, Screw (X2)
4Frame Assy
a
6Heatsink NT
8DC Fan
2+B 2X6 (X2)
qa +B 2X4 (X4)
5+B 2X6 (X2)
9+B 2X4
0Escutcheon (LB)
qs Cooling (1)
qd Bushing (FAN)
3+B 2X6 (X2)
7
qa Main Board Assy
a
a
9+B 2X4
3
45
1
6
7
8
2+B 2X4
q; +B 2X4 (X2)
(SR9G/T Model)

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7. MBX-34 Board, IFX-108 Board, DDC-2 Board,V/L Rechargeable Battery
8. CNX-96 Board
B
C
A
A
Order of releasing the
SO-DIMM
A→C
qs MBX-34 Board
3IFX-108 Board
2Insulator IFX-108
7DDC-2 Board
6Insulator DDC-2
1+B 2X4
8Nut M2
4Hex Screw (MBX)
9Hex Screw (MBX)
Memory Module
qa V/L Rechargeable Battery
q;
5+B 2X4
4Dial Assy
6+B 2X4
5CNX-96 Board
1+B 2X4
8Escutcheon (RB) Assy
2Escutcheon (RF)
7Cap Modem
(SR9G/T Model)
9Flexible Print PWB
9Modular Harness
3FFC (MBX-34-CNX-96) (SR9G/T Model)
7Cover (No Modem)
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9. Display Assy
10. Housing (Bezel) Assy
4+B 2.6X4 (X2)
5
3+B 2X4
2+B 2X4
6Display Assy
1
7+B 2X4
2+B 2X4 (X2)
4+B 2X4 (X2)
q; +B 2X4
8Cover (L)
qa Cover (R)
9Cover (Screw)
6Cover (Screw)
3Cover (Screw)(X2)
5Housing (Bezel) Assy
1Cover (Screw)(X2)
Three Claws
Three
Claws
Two Claws
Two Claws

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11. Inverter Unit, ANL-22 Board, Microphone, LCD Assy
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qf LCD Assy
qs +B 2.6X2.5 (X2)
4+B 2X4
qg +B 2X4
qj Harness (LCD)
Housing
(Display) Assy
qs +B 2.6X2.5 (X2)
qh +B 2X4 (X2)
w; +B 2X4 (X2)
7ANL-22 Board
5Bushing (PC Board)
3Electret Condenser
Microphone
1Holder
(Microphone)
2
6
qd
8
q;
9
wa Tilt (R)
qa Inverter Unit
ql Tilt (L)
qk Bushing
Tilt (L), Bushing
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CHAPTER 2.
SELF DIAGNOSTICS
2-1. Precautions
This self-diagnostic material summarizes the items to be checked and the self-tests to be performed using the main unit,
FDD & CD-ROM drives, and port replicator.
2-2. NecessaryTools
•PCG-SR series main unit
•Floppy-disk drive
•CD-ROM drive
•Battery
•AC adaptor
•CD-ROM for self-diagnostics
•Floppy disk for self-diagnostics (Installs the DOS system.)
•Port replicator
•Other tools required for the tests
2-3. Starting up the Service Diagnostics
1. The service diagnostics floppy disk and CD disc are prepared for the respective models separately. Insert the service
diagnostics floppy disk and CD disc of the desired model, then turn on the main power of the personal computer. The
model information that is unique to your personal computer and is stored in ROM, is automatically read and appears on the
test menu. If the wrong service diagnostics CD disc that does not support your personal computer is inserted, an error
message is displayed.
2. The driver software is installed from the CD disc, the necessary ROM information is automatically read and the initial
settings are made, then the following self-diagnostics menu appears.
*************** Main Menu ****************
1:Check ROM Information... b:Video test...
2:Battery test... c:Video test...
3:HDD test... d:PPK test...
4:keyboard test... e:GUID (IEEE1394) test...
5:LED test... f:IEEE1394 Interface test...
6:Main memory test... j:IrDA test...
7:Main system test... h:Jog dial test...
8:FAN test... i:Short aging test...
9:Touch pad test... j:Long aging test...
a:Serial Loopback test... k:Aging test including the HDD test...
d:Parallel Loopback test... l:Exit from Diagnostics MENU
3. When the service diagnostics ends with success, the message “Pass”appears. When it ends with failure detecting an error,
the message “Fail”appears. Press the “Esc”key to abort the self diagnostics.

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2-4. Outline of Service Diagnostics Functions
• Check ROM Information...
Displays the model information, serial number, BIOS and other information saved in the BIOS ROM.
Does not test whether or not the personal computer is normal.
• Battery test...
Tests the battery as to whether the battery is attached or removed, the main power is supplied from anAC power adapter or
not, and the battery is charged or discharged. The test procedure appears on display. Perform the battery test following the
messages on display.
Remove and attach the battery -> Check (Removal and attachment of battery)
Disconnect and connect the AC power -> (Disconnection and connection of AC power)
Remove and attach the battery -> (Discharge and charge of battery)
• HDD test...
Tests whether the HDD returns a response when communication is established with the hard disk drive. The HDD can be
tested without damaging the HDD data (without formatting the HDD) in this test since the HDD data is tentatively stored
in memory during the test.
If the main power is turned off by mistake while the test is under way,the HDD data can be damaged. The following
tests are performed automatically.
1. HDD interface test (Tests whether or not the HDD is recognized)
2. HDD seek test
3. HDD read test
4. HDD write test
5. HDD random read test and random write test (It takes about 3 to 4 hours for the 18 GB HDD operating on a high speed
CPU.)
6. Returns to the main menu.
• Keyboard test...
Tests the keyboard. When the “Auto select”menu is selected, the keyboard type in use is recognized from the model
information that is written in ROM when shipped from the factory and the test is executed accordingly. When a specific
keyboard type is selected such as US, UK, or JP, then the keyboard of the selected type is tested. If the model of your
computer is JP and the keyboard type is replaced by either the US type or UK type keyboard, select the keyboard type after
it is replaced.
NOTE: The “Fn”key can be checked by pressing the “Fn”and “->”keys at the same time. Other keys can be
checked by pressing the respective keys.
• LED test...
Tests the LED. This test turns on one LED after another. The person conducting the test must visually check whether each
LED is normal or not. The test starts from the front LEDs (from left to right). Then the LEDs in the center are checked
(from left to right).
NOTE: The memory stick access test using the LED cannot be run on DOS. Run it on Windows.

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•Main Memory test...
Tests the main memory. The Main Memory test contains the following three test menus. Select the desired menu that suits
your need. The test is exited automatically when the respective test items end normally.
•Fast: Tests once. (Taking one and half minutes to two minutes)
•Medium: Test ten times.
•Heavy: Test twenty times.
Press the “Esc”key to abort the test.
•Main System test...
Tests the fundamental functions of the CPU, etc. The test is exited automatically when all test items end normally.
•FAN test...
Tests the fan. Tests whether the fan rotates and stops. Listen to the rotating sound or feel the wind of the fan to judge
whether the fan rotates and stops. The test procedure appears on display. Perform the FAN test following the messages on
display. Press “Y”to resume rotation when the fan comes to stop. Press “Y”when the fan starts rotating indicating that the
test ends in success.
•Touch pad test...
Tests the touch pad. Tests whether the cursor moves, and whether right-clicking and left-clicking function properly.
The dialog box appears three times. Move the cursor to the box that appears. The tests are performed in the following
order.
(1) Touch pad
(2) Right-click button
(3) Left-click button
•Serial loopback test...
The computer cannot perform this test.
•Parallel loopback test...
The computer cannot perform this test.
•Video test...
NOTE: Start this test after confirming the normal video picture on display.
Tests the video signal. Several video patterns appear every time the key is pressed. The person conducting the test must
visually check whether the patterns appear properly. PressY when there is no abnormality.
•PPK test...
The computer cannot perform this test.
•GUID test...
This test is not required normally. Displays the GUID (I-link ID value), and judges whether the value on the display is
appropriate.

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•IEEE 1394 Interface test...
Performs the 1394 communication test. Another personal computer to communicate with is necessary for this test. The
models released from the year 2000 have already been confirmed that they do not cause any problems regarding the
IEEE1394 interface. Even models released before 2000 will cause no problem if the same type of IEEE1394 interface IC
chip (the IC chip used in the iLink block connected to the PCI bus) is used in both personal computers that are connected.
In other combinations, the IEEE1394 interface test is not confirmed. (Use of the models released from the year 2000 is
recommended.)
1. Connect the iLink cable.
2. Start up the personal computer at the other end of the IEEE1394 interface test connection using the tool floppy disk
that must be created beforehand by copying programs from the service diagnostics CD disc. (Prepare a floppy disk
that is formatted to contain the DOS system. Create a tool floppy disk by copying the entire TOOL folder of the CD
disc to a floppy disk.)
3. Select the 1394 test from the menu at the connected computer to enter the reception state.
4. After the connected personal computer has entered the reception state, select the 1394 test at the personal computer
to be tested. The IEEE1394 interface test then starts. Send and receive of the random data is repeated five times
(i.e., this test is repeated five times.)
•IrDA test...
The computer cannot perform this test.
•Jog dial test...
Tests the revolution and clicking of the jog dial. Angle brackets < > appear when the jog dial test is selected. Rotate the jog
dial clockwise (upwards) until it moves to the mark (^_^) then press the jog dial. The mark (^_^) appear will on the top of
the screen. Then rotate the jog dial counter-clockwise (downwards) until it moves to the mark (^_^) then press the jog dial.
•Short aging test.../Long aging test...
Performs the aging test. The short aging test ends when all test items have been performed once. The long aging test
checks the machine for about 10 hours by repeating the test items.
•Aging test including the HDD...
NOTE: This test destroys the entire contents of the user’s hard disk drive.
Perform this test only when destructive testing of HDD is desired.
The aging test is performed first, then read and write tests of the hard disk are implemented following the aging test. The
test starts immediately when the menu item is selected.
•Exit from Diagnostics MENU
Quits the service diagnostics program and the DOS prompt appears. If you exit the service diagnostics program by
mistake, start up the program again.

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CHAPTER 3.
BLOCK DIAGRAM
PentiumIII
LCD
10.4”
PIIX4M
Temp
sensor
NeoMagic
AGP
Memory
Stic
Power
Supply
H8
Cloc
Gen
TouchPad
JOG Dial
Keyboard
Battery
MIC
Phone
USB
LED
µDIMM
(2slot)
LCD CN
User I/F
UNIT
INT CN
Large IC
Internal MIC
Inverter
CPU core
Power Supply
MS CN
BIOS
(Onboard)
Mother PWB
LCD unit
Cooling
EXT CN
PCI bus
RJ-11DC in
HDD
443ZX-100M
Stereo
spea er
Sub PWB
Modem
Connexant
i.LINK
Snowy
YAMAHA
YFM754
i.LINK
Port80/JIG
VGA
PCcard
R5C475II
PCcard
Cooling FAN
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CHAPTER 4.
FRAME HARNESS DIAGRAM
PALM
TOUCH
PAD
MEMORY
STICK
JOG DIAL
S2701
POWER
SWITCH
CNX-96
BOARD
(SIDE A)
SWX-55
BOARD (SIDE A)
MBX-34
BOARD
(SIDE A)
IFX-109
BOARD (SIDE A)
IFX-108
BOARD
(SIDE A)
DDC-2
BOARD
(SIDE A)
CN2101
1
10
DC
FAN
MIC
CN5002
MODULER
JACK
(SR9G/T Model)
1
2
CN1955
SPEAKER
DISPLAY ASSY
ANL-22 BOARD
(SIDE A)
LCD HARNESS
14
1
CN3300
CN3151
CN1601
CN451
CN5001 CN5000
240
139
CN351
LCD
INVERTER
CN1802
CN2601
J2602
J2601
24
1
24
1
CN152
RAM
1 143
2 144
CN151
RAM
2144
1143
(OPTION)
CN1901
1
9
2
10
112
CN1954CN1951 110
CN1
9
1
10
2
SPEAKER
1
2
CN903
BATTERY PACK
6 1
Rear
CN1502
25 1
CN901
KEYBOARD
2
1
CN1503
2
1
VANADIUM
LITHIUM ION
BATTERY
1
2
CN3301
CN902
49 50
12 FPC
HDD
DRIVE
PC
CARD
CN401
21
80 79
FROM board connector (direct connection)
Harness (connector at both end)
Harness (soldered at one end)
PC
CARD
CONNECTOR
i-LINK
USB
MINI
USB
DC IN
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NOTE:
•The mechanical parts with no reference number in the
exploded views are not supplied.
•Items marked “*”are not stocked since they are seldom
required for routine service. Some delay should be
anticipated when ordering these items.
CHAPTER 5.
EXPLODEDVIEWS AND PARTS LIST
Ref.No. Part No. Description Ref.No. Part No. Description
5-1. Main Section
* 1 4-646-973-01 DUCT (L)
2 1-529-660-21 SPEAKER, (2.0CM)
5 4-644-492-31 ACE (M2X4), LOCK
6 X-4622-725-1 ESCUTCHEON (LF) ASSY
8 4-635-946-21 FOOT
9 X-4622-696-1 HOUSING (BOTTOM) ASSY
10 4-646-793-01 LID (HEAT)
11 4-646-709-01 RELEASE (L)
12 4-646-710-01 RELEASE (R)
14 4-647-207-01 BUSHING (FAN)
15 4-644-493-11 ACE (M2.6X4), LOCK
16 4-635-956-01 SPRING (B), COMPRESSION COIL
18 4-647-535-01 (SR9G/T)...INSULATOR RJ-11
19 1-794-537-11 (SR9G/T)...HARNESS, MODULAR
20 1-678-628-11 PWB, FLEXIBLE PRINT
21 1-678-659-11 FPC (HDD)
* 22 4-646-726-01 BRACKET (F)
23 1-792-890-11 FFC (MBX-34-CNX-96)
24 4-646-724-01 ESCUTCHEON (RF)
25 4-635-301-01 SCREW M3X4
26 A-8047-437-A HDD 12G (T) ASSY (S)
27 A-8056-820-A CNX-96 COMPL
28 X-4622-918-2 DIAL ASSY
29 4-644-492-01 ACE (M2), LOCK
31 4-647-547-01 BUSHING (PC BOARD)
32 A-8056-816-A SWX-55 COMPL
* 33 4-647-538-01 COOLING (1)
34 1-792-891-11 FFC (MBX-34-SWX-55)
35 4-648-320-11 TAPPING (M2)
36 1-529-660-31 SPEAKER, (2.0CM)
39 4-646-718-02 ESCUTCHEON (PAD)
40 1-772-529-21 PAD, TOUCH
41 1-792-893-11 FFC (SWX-55-TOUCH PAD)
42 4-646-814-01 WINDOW (JOG)
43 X-4622-697-2 HOUSING (PARM REST) ASSY
44 8-759-686-13 IC M463S0924BTO-L1L
44 8-759-680-05 IC HB52D88GB-B6FL
44 8-759-686-95 IC HYM71V65M801TXU-10S
45 1-792-892-11 FFC (MBX-34-IFX-109)
46 4-648-140-01 SHEET (C), THERMAL
47 4-646-728-01 ESCUTCHEON (LB)
* 48 4-647-537-01 HEATSINK NT
49 4-645-920-01 SHEET (N), THERMAL
51 1-794-553-11 CONNECTOR,PC CARD(EJECTOR)
52 A-8047-539-A C/P MBX-34 (P3/600/6+/X) (S)
53 1-528-984-11 BATTERY, V/L RECHARGEABLE
55 A-8047-531-A C/P IFX-108 (VI) ASSY (S)
56 4-647-533-02 INSULATOR IFX-108
57 A-8056-833-A DDC-2 COMPL
58 4-647-534-02 INSULATOR DDC-2
59 4-646-852-01 CLAMP
60 1-763-562-11 FAN, DC
61 X-4622-699-2 FRAME ASSY
62 4-648-125-01 ACE(M2 SPECIAL FLAT), LOCK
63 4-646-722-01 BLIND, SCREW
64 X-4622-724-1 ESCUTCHEON (RB) ASSY
65 4-647-168-02 (SR9G/T)...CAP MODEM
65 4-648-627-01 (SR9G)...COVER NO MODEM
66 1-476-148-21 KEY BOARD UNIT
68 4-647-586-01 SHEET (TOUCH PAT)
69 4-646-713-01 BASE, FOOT
70 4-646-708-01 FOOT, REAR
71 4-646-725-01 BUTTON, POWER
73 4-647-181-11 HEX SCREW (MBX)
74 4-647-181-01 HEX SCREW (MBX)
* 75 4-646-732-01 BRACKET (B)
76 1-794-546-11 CONNECTOR,MEMORY STICK,EJECTOR
77 A-8047-532-A C/P IFX-109 (B) ASSY (S)
78 7-622-205-05 NUT M2 TYPE2
79 4-646-800-01 CUSHION (BB)
80 4-646-794-11 WINDOW (MS)
81 4-648-524-52 (SR9G)...LABEL (ID)
81 4-648-524-62 (SR9G/T)...LABEL (ID)
82 4-648-304-01 BLIND (PC BOARD)
* 83 4-646-719-01 HOLDER, SPEAKER
84 4-646-720-02 SHEET ICON
85 4-648-320-11 TAPPING (M2)
86 4-643-124-01 LABEL, SEAL
87 4-648-505-01 TAPE (FRAME), COPPER LEAF
88 4-648-819-01 COVER KEYBOARD
* 89 4-648-847-01 INSULATOR (DC JACK)
* 90 4-648-820-01 SHIELD MAINBOARD
91 4-648-626-02 GASKET 50X10X1
92 4-646-730-02 INSULATOR (MBX)
93 4-648-438-01 PLATE
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in 9
87
(SR9G/T Model)
11 12
The components identified by mark 0or
dotted line with mark 0are critical for safety.
Replace only with part number specified.
Les composants identifiés par une marque
0sont critiques pour la sécurité.
Ne les remplacer que par une pièce portant
le numéro spécifié.

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5-3 5-4
5-2. LCD Section – Made byTS –
(END)
Ref.No. Part No. Description Ref.No. Part No. Description
101 4-646-977-01 BLIND (LCD), SCREW
102 4-644-492-31 ACE (M2X4), LOCK
103 X-4622-698-2 HOUSING (BEZEL) ASSY
105 A-8045-747-A LCD UNIT (10.4XGA) (S)
106 4-646-705-02 TUBE, TOP
108 4-646-703-01 KNOB (LATCH)
109 4-639-890-01 ACE (M2.6X2.5), LOCK
111 4-646-704-02 LEVER (LATCH)
112 4-635-923-01 HOLDER (MICROPHONE)
113 1-542-402-21 MICROPHONE, ELECTRET CONDENSER
114 A-8056-812-A ANL-22 COMPL
115 1-960-481-11 HARNESS, LCD
116 4-647-547-01 BUSHING (PC BOARD)
117 4-639-623-11 SPRING (LATCH), COIL
118 4-644-493-11 ACE (M2.6X4), LOCK
119 4-646-791-01 TILT (L)
120 4-646-706-01 COVER (L)
123 4-646-792-01 TILT (R)
124 1-418-085-41 INVERTER UNIT
125 4-646-722-01 BLIND, SCREW
126 4-646-700-01 COVER (R)
127 4-647-482-02 SEAL (LVDS)
128 X-4622-700-1 HOUSING (DISPLAY) ASSY
129 4-646-975-01 BUSHING
130 4-646-976-02 CUSHION (LATCH)
131 4-648-793-01 WASHER (LATCH)
132 4-648-451-01 SPACER
ACCESSORIES
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01-555-074-31 CORD, POWER
01-575-131-61 CORD, POWER
1-757-026-11 CABLE, VGA
301 A-8046-288-A FDD ASSY (S)
302 1-756-100-21 BATTERY PACK, LITHIUM ION (L)
1-528-983-51 PACK, LITHIUM ION BATTERY
0303 1-476-163-12 ADAPTOR, AC
0304 1-770-019-12 ADAPTOR, CONVERSION PLUG 3P
4-647-720-11 USER GUIDE (ENGLISH)
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106 108
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127
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118
129
102
125
119
120
123
124
130
301
FDD (PCGA-UFD5) 303
AC Adaptor (PCGA-AC16V1)
302
Battery Pack
(PCGA-BP2S)
304
Conversion Plug 3P Adaptor
The components identified by
mark 0or dotted line with mark
0are critical for safety.
Replace only with part number
specified.
Les composants identifiés par
une marque 0sont critiques
pour la sécurité.
Ne les remplacer que par une
pièceportant le numérospécifié.

PCG-SR9G/SR9G/T
APPENDIX

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PCG-SR9G/SR9G/T (I)
TABLE OF CONTENTS
CHAPTER 1. SPECIFICATIONS......................................... 1-1
CHAPTER 2. OVERVIEW
2-1. Locating Controls and Connectors..................................... 2-1
CHAPTER 3. SERVICE INFORMATION
3-1. Install Procedure after the Hard Disk is Replaced ............. 3-1
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