When it smells like electronics it's a typical sign of the computer being too hot. Can you check with something needle-like wether the fan's blades can still move freely?

I tested the cooler with an usb external cable and it's working just fine, I really don't know if that's something normal or what...
I really wish there was a way to know the cpu temperature since it looks like it has a sensor inside of it
EDIT:
Is there some kind of ms-dos temperature monitor or even some specific tool from Toshiba?

Here're some pictures from the motherboard

Well I gave up 🙁
There's a screw that's dusted (and Lucky, the spot where it was locked went out, so both turn together when I try to move it...)
From my conclusions:
-The cooler is working just fine and there's nothing blocking it. (tested with na external power supply)
-The internal part isn't passing any kind of energy to the cooler, I can't discover any more because the rest of the circuit is on the other side of this board.

Well well, the processor only requires 7 - 8 Watts and that's not much, also take a look at the motherboard (not my Picture)
http://images.esellerpro.com/2131/I/142/51/Picture%20162.jpg
I belive the notebook can survive with that huge heatsink without the cooler. (I hope so 🤣 )

At the worst case, I could add some usb cooler.

Hell yeah...
I found a 400 pages manual that described that there were a tool for testing the system (and guess what it tests? the FAN!!!)
but it was really a pain in the ass to find the diagnostics program.
but Lucky, I found a filed called fan.exe, it doesnt even have 1KB!!, and it wasnt for that particular model, BUT, it worked *__* ...