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    Cracked 1410-2285 Screen

    Discussion in 'Acer' started by jpm100, Jul 5, 2010.

  1. jpm100

    jpm100 Newbie

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    What's the best course of action to fix a cracked screen? What would be the estimated cost of sending it to Acer?

    Or, should I get a replacement part? And is the best place to get one is from Acer, or ebay or ???
     
  2. Kermee

    Kermee Notebook Evangelist

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    You could probably do it yourself if it's just the screen that's cracked.

    The replacement screens on eBay are going for about $80 USD shipped.

    Cheers,
    Kermee
     
  3. jpm100

    jpm100 Newbie

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    Thanks.

    Got feedback from Acer and it was going to be $200 + Shipping to get it repaired by them. Which is not a big shock.

    So I think I'll grab a screen on ebay.