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    Acer inverter board

    Discussion in 'Acer' started by Genetron, Nov 17, 2009.

  1. Genetron

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    Hy all
    I’m new in this form but been reading for quite a while and decide to register cause I’m completely confuse about my Acer Laptop

    I started to ave problem with the screen about one month ago.
    At first the screen was lightly flickering once in a while and it became more and more frequent. Then it started to get black, more and more black. Within 2 days it became completeley black Now it is impossible to see anything even using a flashlight it seem completely dead.
    I was told by a tech that the inverter board is dead.
    I took the computer apart using help I found on the net and the Inverter board is finally in my hand
    I’m trying to purchase a replacement but it is confusing.
    The actual number on the board is PK070007U00-A00-6AH-02995
    But when I go shopping on the net I only find reference for PK070007U00-A00
    My laptop is an Acer Aspire 5630-6298
    What represent the rest of the numbers 6AH-02995
    What I worry about is the compatibility.
    Thanks
    Hope someone can help.
     
    Genetron, Nov 17, 2009
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  2. kisetsu17

    kisetsu17 Took me long enough

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    Have you tried reseating the inverter board already? Kinda sounds like the LCD itself might be damaged, since it did not give way completely at one time, right?

    The latter part of the part number might only be a serial number or something. Not sure though.
     
    kisetsu17, Nov 17, 2009
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  3. Genetron

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    Reasating ??? I have remove the inverter board from the computer so I could get the serial number on it. I did not put it back.
    The reason I did this is cause the tech told me it cost 75$ parts + 75$ labor.
    The Lcd fade out within hours Gradually.
    Resating I dont know what you mean Please explain.
     
    Genetron, Nov 17, 2009
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  4. Genetron

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    Thanks all.
     
    Genetron, Nov 18, 2009
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