Question about warranty period

How long about the warranty period of mother board? (notebook model: Satellite L305-S5896)
I use it only 1 year and 4 months, now it can't power on.
The adaptor is ok, so I think the problem is the mother board.

You can contact Toshiba Tech suport and give them the serial number located on the bottom of you PC, They will tell you if it is still covered under a waranty.
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I have already found you other threads.
Regarding the warranty question;
If there is something wrong with the hardware then the ASP in your country should be able to help you.
The warranty should cover every reparation or replacement.
But I read that you have disasembled the laptop at your own hand... hmmm if you have disasembled the notebook then your warrany is not valid anymore :(
I think this should be clear for you that you can lose the warrany if you disasemble the laptop!
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Good day.
I need some information and assistance please.
I bought a laptop around mid September 2008 in Saudi Arabia. (Jarir Bokstore). The store had a promotion whereby you get the standard one year international warranty BUT they give you a further extension of a year (hence, 2 years in total).
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As far as I know all Toshiba notebooks are covered by warranty for one year (12 month).
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> The store had a promotion whereby you get the standard one year international warranty BUT they give you a further extension of a year (hence, 2 years in total).
The additional one year of warranty is not a gift from the shop. You will get this additional year of warranty always if you would register the notebook. It has nothing to do with the place where you have purchase this notebook.
So now some words regarding your warranty extensions;
First of all you have to register your notebook on the Toshiba European page.
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