@sam52576 thank you for those images. Those were meant to clarify what board is in your computer and this is a 820-02757 board. The backlight connector is the one on the Left (marked as number 2)
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@sam52576 thank you for those images. Those were meant to clarify what board is in your computer and this is a 820-02757 board. The backlight connector is the one on the Left (marked as number 2)
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Before replacing the screen I would suggest that either you, or your specialist, remove the board and check the components for your backlight (on the top side facing your keyboard). Make sure there is no corrosion and /or failed component.
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The far right connector (marked as number 4) is the eDP connector. Check that for corrosion as well since your T-con connections come of that way. It doesn't hurt to check it out, just to be on the safe side. It will be cheaper to check all of those things first before going ahead and replacing the display only to find out that there are other issues as well.
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The far right connector (marked as number 4) is the eDP connector. Check that for corrosion as well since your T-con connections come off that way. It doesn't hurt to check it out, just to be on the safe side. It will be cheaper to check all of those things first before going ahead and replacing the display only to find out that there are other issues as well.
@sam52576 thank you for those images. Those were meant to clarify what board is in your computer and this is a 820-02757 board. The backlight connector is the one on the Left (marked as number 2)
[image|3560504]
Before replacing the screen I would suggest that either you, or your specialist, remove the board and check the components for your backlight (on the top side facing your keyboard). Make sure there is no corrosion and /or failed component.
The far right connector (marked as number 4) is the eDP connector. Check that for corrosion as well since your T-con connections come of that way. It doesn't hurt to check it out, just to be on the safe side. It will be cheaper to check all of those things first before going ahead and replacing the display only to find out that there are other issues as well.