Satellite c855 unable to order recovery disk

When i try to order the recovery disks from toshiba, i enter my serial number then it asks for the last 4 of my part number. My serial number is xxxxxxxxx. The first part of the part number is prefilled as PSC0YU-00. My part number is PSCBLU-066003. Entering the last four of my part number causes a mismatch. What's going on? How can I order the media?
BTW, when i tried the normal restore, i get an error message that the partition is missing.
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