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    T61p Broken LCD - Replacement instructions

    Discussion in 'Lenovo' started by Bandito, Jan 14, 2008.

  1. Bandito

    Bandito Notebook Enthusiast

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    Well first time poster here, but certainly not new to the world of Forums :)

    In a nutshell...

    I have a t61p with a WUXGA 15.4 screen that recently broke when someone banged in to me at the airport.

    I have sourced a replacement screen from IBM, but am now looking for instructions on how to replace it on this model (t61p) and I can't find any instructions.

    I have replaced t30- t41 screens in the past but am not sure it is the same and I don't want to cause more harm than good.

    Does anyone have this information available? or can someone point me in the right direction? or is my best best to contact IBM and see if they can get someone down here to replace.

    thanks in advance for your responses.
     
  2. ZaZ

    ZaZ Super Model Super Moderator

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  3. Bandito

    Bandito Notebook Enthusiast

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    Thank you so much! This is exactly what I was looking for!
    I appreciate the rapid response, what a great community!
     
  4. Bandito

    Bandito Notebook Enthusiast

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    Thanks again, using the info in this manual I was able to replace the wuxga screen and now have my fabulous 1920X1200 resolution once again.

    thanks again ZaZ for the assist!
     
  5. klutchrider

    klutchrider Notebook Evangelist

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    Glad you got it fixed so promptly, and this forum is pretty good with the helping!