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    HP Pavilion dv6-6109sg replace original LCD screen

    Discussion in 'HP' started by leon22, Feb 4, 2012.

  1. leon22

    leon22 Newbie

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    Hi!

    It's possible to replace my original LCD panel screen 15.4" 1366x768 with a 15.4" 1600x900 screen? (which one does I need?)

    Laptop: HP Pavilion dv6-6109sg



    Thank you in advance!


    leon22
     
    leon22, Feb 4, 2012
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  2. zuvieltext

    zuvieltext Notebook Geek

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    If you are thinking about replacing the screen anyway... why not go for 1080p?

    Other people already have written nice step-by-step instruction including a "parts list" right here:

    dv6t display replacement
     
    zuvieltext, Feb 4, 2012
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    leon22 Newbie

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    OK, Danke.
    Gilt dies auch für den dv6-6109sg (da im Beitrag hp dv6t erwähnt wird)?


    LG


    PS: Deinem Nick zufolge sprichst du Deutsch ;-)
     
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  4. zuvieltext

    zuvieltext Notebook Geek

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    Nicht nur das!

    Don't worry to much about the extra letter. The dv6-6109sg and the DV6T-6100 CTO belong to the same family. If you read through the
    thread you'll notice other people with different laptops.
     
    zuvieltext, Feb 4, 2012
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    leon22 Newbie

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    Thank you!
     
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    leon22 Newbie

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    Last question:

    Are the AUO B156HW0x lines, or the LG LP156WF1 compatible with my 15.4" screen (because these are 15.6" screens) ?


    Thank you!


    greets
     
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  7. zuvieltext

    zuvieltext Notebook Geek

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    According to: HP DV6-6109sg specs
    your 1366x768 screen has 15.6" and not 15.4".
     
    zuvieltext, Feb 4, 2012
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    leon22 Newbie

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    Ok. My fault!


    Thank you!


    Greets
     
    leon22, Feb 4, 2012
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    leon22 Newbie

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    Where have you ordered the 1080p display cable from HP? (no shipment to Austria on HP partsurfer)

    Is there an ebay offer or something?


    Thank you!


    Greets
     
    leon22, Feb 5, 2012
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    baii Sone

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    leon22, Feb 13, 2012
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    leon22 Newbie

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    BTW: Why I can't use the old existing cable?

    Thank you!
     
    leon22, Feb 13, 2012
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  13. zuvieltext

    zuvieltext Notebook Geek

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    Read the full thread.

    Autoarc's post. There's no point to update to a 1600x900 (or better)
    display without the cable.
     
    zuvieltext, Feb 13, 2012
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