The LCD screen inside the casing is broken - Audio Players & Recorders

Your LCD/monitor is cracked from the inside. There are several things that can cause a screen to crack from the inside. The two most common are pressure on the screen or dropping the machine. Sorry, but it is irreparable. You need to buy a replacement.

Hi, it sounds like the LCD has cracked or broken this will cause the Liquid Crystals to run, if this is the case it's likely the whole screen will need to be replaced, if you can get one! they are quite expensive.

Perhaps you could claim on home insurance?


Hope this helps.

If ur screen is got hit by any object or LCD screen noticeable,broken not worth fixing,because the tv compannies sell the LCD screen same as a new tv.If the tv is normal use video just die.Than replaced ur LCD inverter board to get picture back.

Hey how are you!!!

You replaced the broken LCD screen in your laptop with a new screen. Does this sound like your problem? Let’s find out what could be wrong and how you can fix it.
First of all, I assume that your new LCD screen is compatible with the old one. Different screens require different video cables. Make sure you new screen is compatible with your laptop.
OK, let’s say you accidentally damaged the LCD screen in your laptop. A part of the screen still works fine but you cannot use it like that so you decided to replace the screen yourself.

Her is some instructions to follow.

Before you start to panic, check all cable connections again. Check connection between the video cable, LCD screen and inverter board. Reconnect cables just in case.
Take a closer look at the connection between the video cable and LCD screen. It’s possible you accidentally pulled the video cable from the connector during the screen installation.
The video cable has to be seated properly, all the way down.
Also, on some older LCD screens there are very thin pins inside the connector. Take a look inside the connector, make sure there are no damaged (bent) pins.
You can straighten bent pins with a very small screwdriver but this procedure requires a lot of patience and concentration.
Fortunately, most newer LCDs have a different type of connector, without fragile pins inside.
OK, you have reseated all connectors and cannot see anything wrong but the new screen still is not working. What’s next?

Remove the new screen and connect the old one. If the old one works properly (except the damaged area) but the new one is dead, apparently the new screen is defective and has to be replaced. Hopefully it has warranty.
Here’s another scenario. The new screen kinda works. You can see a very faint image but there is no backlight.
If that’s the case, disconnect the new screen from the inverter board and plug in the old screen instead, as it shown on the picture below. If the backlight inside the old screen lights up, apparently the new screen has defective backlight lamp and has to be replaced.


Good luck
ICmanServer

Hello
These are the tips you should follow. This is my solution regards about my laptop problem.

You replaced the broken LCD screen in your laptop with a new screen but it’s not working. Does this sound like your problem? Let’s find out what could be wrong and how you can fix it.
First of all, I assume that your new LCD screen is compatible withthe old one. Different screens require different video cables. Makesure you new screen is compatible with your laptop.
OK, let’s say you accidentally damaged the LCD screen in yourlaptop. A part of the screen still works fine but you cannot use itlike that so you decided to replace the screen yourself.
You did some research and purchased a compatible screen, installedit into the laptop, turned it on and… The new screen is not working!!!What could be wrong?


Before you start to panic, check all cable connections again. Checkconnection between the video cable, LCD screen and inverter board.Reconnect cables just in case.
Take a closer look at the connection between the video cable and LCDscreen. It’s possible you accidentally pulled the video cable from theconnector during the screen installation.
The video cable has to be seated properly, all the way down.
Also, on some older LCD screens there are very thin pins inside theconnector. Take a look inside the connector, make sure there are nodamaged (bent) pins.
You can straighten bent pins with a very small screwdriver but this procedure requires a lot of patience and concentration.
Fortunately, most newer LCDs have a different type of connector, without fragile pins inside.
OK, you have reseated all connectors and cannot see anything wrong but the new screen still is not working. What’s next?

Remove the new screen and connect the old one. If the old one worksproperly (except the damaged area) but the new one is dead, apparentlythe new screen is defective and has to be replaced. Hopefully it has warranty.
Here’s another scenario. The new screen kinda works. You can see a very faint image but there is no backlight.
If that’s the case, disconnect the new screen from the inverterboard and plug in the old screen instead, as it shown on the picturebelow. If the backlight inside the old screen lights up, apparently thenew screen has defective backlight lamp and has to be replaced.


Good luck !!
ICmanServer

It comes as all one unit...it is just a matter of getting the case apart, unplugging the LCD, plug in the new one...reassemble

1,took case apart
2, broke off solders
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3, tried to remove screen but (cn5001) is still attached.

from gary tauber

hi! you want to change new lcd screen only!
Thanking you............

In this case, since im very far from you, i would rather suggest you to go to the vendor of your camera maybe the have replacement part of the lens and let their tech do it. IN case they don't have, then i am sure they know the service center of your camera. about the cost i can't tell you i have no idea.

May this help, melnavz

Hi Nerts,

 

These cables or ribbon cable and wire connects directly inside the upper LCD monitor. it is not feasible to replace these wires only.  I suggest you see about getting a replacement upper LCD screen which will give you the wires you need and a new screen to boot. Another porblem is the case itself is very hard to disassemble.  You will come near destroying the case to ge to the lcd.  You must disassemble the unit fully and put the correct curl in the ribbon cable to get it to fit right. In short, the price being what it is for a replacement LCD, and the trouble you have to go though to get this problem fixed, It may not be totally worth repairing. If you dont care and wish to do a repair, then my wishes for luck are with you.