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    LCD Problems

    Discussion in 'Panasonic' started by niteflite1287, May 8, 2008.

  1. niteflite1287

    niteflite1287 Notebook Guru

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    Ok I'll admit this before I ask for help.....I am a complete idiot for trying this. :mad:

    So I tried to replace the backlight and well ran into some issues...well a lot of issues...one of them being two little metal pieces fell out of the LCD some time while i was trying to get the ccfl out... :eek: .i have no idea where they belong...anyone recognize where they go ?
    Thanks...
     

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    Not sure, but they look like the parts marked k103 and k104 on the LCD breakdown in the repair manual. Called Drop holder A and B. Maybe used to keep the touchscreen or LCD from sliding around?
    Look on the LCD teardown page on the repair manual - see attached
     

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    Thanks but, these arn't K103/104 they are from INSIDE the LCD as in i have the panel apart right now...
     
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    My bad. I didn't realize that when you said 'fell out of the LCD', you were being literal. :eek:
     
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    I know i really wish i could say i wasn't being literal :'( Thanks for the help tho
     
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