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Schematics & boardviews for board-level repair
Search laptop, motherboard and GPU repair files by model or by the board number printed on the PCB — Compal LA-, Quanta DA0, Inventec 6050A, Apple 820-, MSI MS- and more.
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Compare board number and revision. Schematic = how it works, boardview = where things are.
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All guidesWhere the board number is printed, how to read Compal, Quanta, Wistron, Inventec and Apple numbers, and how to check it without opening the laptop.
Read Board-level repair · 4 minBoardview file formats: how to open .brd, .bdv, .fz, .cad and .tvwWhich program opens which boardview format — OpenBoardView, FlexBV, Tebo-ICT viewer — plus tips for using a boardview together with a schematic.
Read Board-level repair · 3 minSchematic vs boardview: which one you need for repairThe difference between a schematic and a boardview, when you need each, and how to use them together to repair a laptop or desktop motherboard.
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Torry's Delphi Editor & curator
Hi, I'm Torry's Delphi. For more than ten years I've been writing software that collects and organises data — scrapers, catalogues, automation pipelines. Repair documentation turned out to be the perfect mess to clean up.
The files listed here were collected by the community in the Telegram channel @schematicslaptop, plus a Google Drive archive. I wrote a parser that reads every file name, recognises the brand, the ODM manufacturer (Compal, Quanta, Wistron…) and the board number, and turns it into pages you can search and browse.
Next to the catalogue I keep a small set of practical notes on electronics and PCB work — KiCad libraries, moving designs from Eagle, making prototype boards at home, LCDs and EEPROMs. If something is sorted wrong or a note is unclear, write to me and I'll fix it.