Got an HP 1740 with the exact board playman posted the pics on. Need the schematic for 48.L1G02.A01 Benq board. That rev number at the end makes all the difference as there are subtle difference between rev numbers.. The schematics and board layouts and component designated numbers are different. Does anyone know where I can get the correct schematic and board layouts? Thank you
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Re: Need correct schemtic
Hello,
Try this link to elektrotanya.com. This site is just one to try in a list of others.
Let the rest of the folks on here know if this helps ya at all.
Have A Great Day
lcdman
http://elektrotanya.com/hp_1740a_sm.pdf/download.html
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