Toshiba TS608 User manual

Mobile Communications Division
Customer Services
TS608
Level 1/2 Disassembly
& Reassembly
Service Manual
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Index
ESD – Electro Static Discharge 3
Tools Required 4
Disassembly 5
Reassembly 12
Exploded View 18
Mechanical Parts List 21
Connectors Parts List 22
Accessories Parts List 23
Troubleshooting 24
ACF 38
Label Specification 45
SoftwareDownload 46
Backup Tool 51
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ESD (Electro Static Discharge)PROTECTION
SERVICE REQUIRMENTS
1- Toshiba require that all TPSV’s ensure that the technicians work bench
has sufficient ESD protection.
2- Accessories such as batteries, chargers, multimedia cards and sim
cards can be replaced in normal conditions (Non ESD protected
environment).
3- A mobile handset contains many parts such as LCD’s and cameras.
These parts, along with more discreet components such as resistors
and capacitors are susceptible to ESD.
4- Metallised protective bags must be used during any transportation of
ESD sensitive parts, including the PCB.
5- All repair actions other than accessory replacement, must be
conducted under ESD protection.
Should you require any further information on ESD please refer to
www.static-sol.com
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Tools Required
i) Black Sticker (ESD)
ii) Tweezers (ESD)
iii) Pic
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Disassembly
Purpose: Change defective mechanical
parts
1.Remove the Battery Cover
2.Remove the Battery
3.Using Black Sticker or Pic, lift up the Base
Case from the Bottom
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4.Using Black Sticker or Pic, lift up the Base
Case from the Left Side
5.Using Black Sticker or Pic, lift up the Base
Case from the Right Side
6. Push the Keypad through, separating the
handset
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7. The parts can now be pulled apart
8.Use the ESD Tweezers to remove the
Vibrator
9. Remove the Bluetooth Antenna
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10. Remove the Keyset
11. Remove the MP3 Keyset
12. Remove the receiver
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13. Separate the key PCB from the Antenna
Holder
14. Remove the Antenna Holder
15. Carefully remove Antenna
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16. Detach the Keypad PCB Coaxial cable
from the PCB
17. Use the Black Sticker to raise the PCB
module from the Base Case
18. As above, but on the other side
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