[kwlug-disc] Laptop Screen

[Joe Wennechuk]

Yes unfortunately It is the LCD itself. The right half of the screen is completely viewable then for about an inch more it is visible but shifted to red, then there are two black bands separated by a green line about 1-2px wide covering the remaining portion of the screen.

 

I was wondering though if you might know this.

I have access to a screen at E-Waste recycling, it is the same size but will require some monkey business as; it is for a different machine alltogether. Is this even feasable, Is this wise to approach, or are the technical feats required too daunting? Is it just a VGA (25 pin? or whatever)  with a proprietary connector?



Joseph Wennechuk
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> Date: Thu, 10 Dec 2009 14:50:04 -0500
> From: unsolicited at swiz.ca
> To: kwlug-disc at kwlug.org
> Subject: Re: [kwlug-disc] Laptop Screen
> 
> Perhaps a stupid question, but are you sure? And all I mean is, I 
> thought the same of an old laptop I have, until I happened to turn the 
> lights off in the room. Then I saw that the screen was fine - it was 
> the backlight bulb that was done. And confirmed the rest of the laptop 
> was OK by hooking up the external monitor. [Still haven't replaced the 
> bulb, but was able to go to the IBM website and get the service 
> manual. To know what to do.]
> 
> Joe Wennechuk wrote, On 12/10/2009 1:20 PM:
> > I have an Acer Aspire one netbook ZG5. The LCD Is not functioning. Is 
> > there anyone who may have a replacement for my LCD?
> 
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