What is the mainboard productnumber on Satellite Pro M30?

Hello,
I need the Productnumber from the mainboard for my Satellite. Modell Nr. : PSM35E-000NU-GR
Thanks.

Rocko your right number is notebook part number and number posted by Doc is part number for mainboard.
All Satellite Pro M30 belongs to model number that begins with PSM35E and you can find it on Toshiba sticker at the bottom side.
Start Google and put P000400260 as search term and check the results.

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