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    Light Bleeding on E1705

    Discussion in 'Dell' started by Genom, Apr 12, 2006.

  1. Genom

    Genom Notebook Guru

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    Well, the laptop is about 7 weeks old and light bleeding has started to creep on the bottom of the screen. Gotten pretty bad in the last 2 weeks. I emailed Dell yesterday about it and I just got a response stating they are sending me a replacement LCD. If it goes smooth I'll give them kudos since I have the basic warranty on this sucker, Will be fun opening the laptop to swap that sucker out.

    Anybody else done this yet? Any pointers?
     
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    Thanks for the link. Looks easy enough. Good set of instructions
     
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    could you take a picture of light bleeding i want know what it looks like
     
  5. Genom

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    I dont know if I can. It is basically if you have a black screen for example, the edges (bottom ni my case will be a lot lighter, sicne a lot of the backlight will bleed through. It's very anoying after a while.

    BTW, Dell emailed me first saying they would send a replacement LCD, then a different guy emailed me saying he was sending a box to send the laptop in. I explained to him that I couldnt send it in sicne I am now working on it and depending on it, and I had the tools to replace the screen myself, and they didnt quibble and sent me the LCD screen overnight. Have it now, gonna swap it out as soon as I print the guide.