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How to remove LCD screen and inverter from HP Pavilion dv6000 laptop >> Inside my laptop
or google dv6000 dismantle
How to remove LCD screen and inverter from HP Pavilion dv6000 laptop >> Inside my laptop
or google dv6000 dismantle
Yes, like this started happening two days ago where the backlightning would not come on like it would blink on for a sec then no more. The rest of the laptop works fine. If i put a bright light to the screen you can see whats on the screen. I did some research and i suspect its some kind of lcd inverter.
Inverter is certainly favourite... shouldn't be much problem getting hold of one. Might even just be drys on it... you never know... but given its such a pain pulling them apart maybe best to replace unless you were 100% sure it was fixed.
Dismantling without marking and damaging the case is always the hardest part. I see brig001 has just posted a link too
Dismantling without marking and damaging the case is always the hardest part. I see brig001 has just posted a link too
You pretty much answered my question!!!!!!!! Thanks a bunch!
But does the inverter thing go bad often? The screen works still. I've watched some videos about this model and similar ones where they just replace that part and its working again.
Inverter is certainly favourite... shouldn't be much problem getting hold of one. Might even just be drys on it... you never know... but given its such a pain pulling them apart maybe best to replace unless you were 100% sure it was fixed.
Dismantling without marking and damaging the case is always the hardest part. I see brig001 has just posted a link too
No mine is not fixed at all. I just looked on the bay and saw some replacement inverters for cheap! But not to sure how to take them off as this would be my first time doing any like this! Ahhh
Yeah i have doubt its the actuall LCD its self. Should i get the one from ebay? The prices are great and the sellers are in the us.
inverters go out often, lamp failures and pinched lamp wires (that normally have high voltage on them, so be very careful around them) are also common. the inverter must be one made for the laptop you are repairing. "generic" (there really is no such thing) inverters may not fit properly in the case, might have different power and control connectors on them,or may have the wrong output voltage or output connectors on them. often a laptop or monitor manufacturer might use the same or a very similar inverter in various models.
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