Hp pavillion dv9000 lcd screen changes colour when moved

Please change the T-CON board, if it did not fix the problem, you may have a defective LCD Panel.

Well, if you're bold and don't want to spend a lot of money, here's how I fixed mine...


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xRbES2dcvjw

I hope this helps somebody!

1) 17 inch WXGA (1440 X 900 Pixels)

Here's an example;

http://www.screentekinc.com/HP_Pavilion_DV9000_Series_DV9009NR--17-inch--1440x900-wxgaplus-laptop-lcd-screen.shtml

Another one;

http://www.pcpartsltd.com/hp-pavilion-dv9000-screen-170inch-lcd-screen-p-1791.html?zenid=ihi8on44ad0gdnuab8ipt2ujb5

MAIN THING > Match the Part Number on the back of the LCD screen to the one you are going to purchase.

It isn't just whether the screen is the correct size, and dimensions. Whether it is a glossy finish, or matte.
It is that the cabling on the back of the LCD screen is correct, and the LCD screen matches the Inverter that is installed.

2) Just to add;

http://www.insidemylaptop.com/remove-lcd-screen-inverter-board-hp-pavilion-dv9000-laptop/

u better remove ur ram and reinsert in slot if you have two rams in mother board please take out one ram from one slot and check if it same take out another ram from slot and check it

Connect your laptop up to an external monitor. If you get a picture on the external monitor then you know that your Chip is fine. At that point You will need to replace the screen.

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Hello

My first guess is that the screen circuitry has gone bad - although fixable. Use an external monitor to verify this. If the external monitor is fine then the screen circuitry is bad, if the external screen shows the same problem then the video chip or associated circuitry has gone bad. My company fixes these all the time.

When a laptop screen turns pink it is usually due to a loose or faulty ribbon cable from the screen to the motherboard. If replacing that does not help then the problem is the inverter.

before you spend $200 for a new lcd screen; may I interject; Please test your computer by hooking it up to another monitor if you get the same result; place your computer in the freezer for about an hour then start it as this model of computer is famous for overheating the nvidia video chip also the tiny fluorescent tube called a cold cathode has beeb found to glow red when about to fail the cathode can be purchased onlin at: laptoppartsdirect.com or, e-bay almost always the only reason to replace you lcd is: breakage or, bad pixels.

Really? Your lcd screen might be damaged! take it to someone who can tell if a pixel is damaged or not.