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Laptop LCD issue

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Jeranamo

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Jan 20, 2005
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Hi, my dad has a Sony PCG-F430 laptop that's screen went out about a year ago. I'm not sure if the entire LCD is out, or if it's just a inverter or video connection problem. The backlight seems to be fine because powering on the laptop all you see is a white screen. Using the VGA out, you are able to use the laptop on another monitor. I am wanting to fix the laptop's LCD and make some upgrades to the laptop so that I can use it since it's basically just sitting around. What are some of the things I should check if the screen seems to be having power to it (maybe it's not enough? Power inverter issue?) and I am able to see the white, which I assume is from the backlight, but not recieving any video?
 
Chances are that the TFT cable either broke or got disconnected. It goes through the hing, so it is strained every time the laptop is opened. Take a look. Maybe you can get the part from a Sony repair center.


 
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