Date: Mon, 20 Aug 2001 22:35:17 +0000
From: "Matthew Hanson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Re: Replacing 70CT LCD

>      Right after buying it as I was heading home, the screen flickered a
>bit, and then went solid white.

White!  Seems to me the lamps Neil mentioned obviously weren't an issue with 
you.  But your screen flickered first too huh?  I guess if a chip fried, it 
could leave the screen bin either a lit, or unlit state (hmm... unlit, is 
that a word?).  So I could have that problem.

>Upon disassembly of the display to examine
>the screen to see if it was a loose connector, I found a chip on the back
>of the display had a nice little black crusty crater in the back of it.

I'll look for this.

>      I fear you may have the same problem, a dead chip on the back of the
>display, or just a loose connector if it's black picture, perhaps a broken
>ribbon cable. If so, it'll be a very cheap fix, but not necessarily easy.

Wouldn't think a loose or damaged ribbon would cause the screen to flicker 
before it went out, but it's a possibilty.


I'm still wondering if there's anything I should be looking for that would 
indictate that some previous modification may have caused the LDC to go out. 
  Sure don't want to put my old LCD into the unit and then have it go out 
too.

Matt

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