Need your advice kaStorya..Laptop Hardware

[Wynna]

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Patabang tah ko sa mga gahi diri,about hardware sa laptop mga dre.

unsaon ilhanan kung LCD flex ang guba or LCD screen.

Dakung tabang inyong mahatag nako ug sa mga kapareha nako ug problema.

unsa imo laptop boss? natagak ni cya? first try to connect it to an external monitor, if it works fine, then it's definitely a Flex or an LCD issue(especially if blank screen jud cya ) Kay if inverter iyang issue it should at least have a slight display on the screen pero DIM ra jud..
There's this cover between the hinge and the keyboard, if you know how to open that much better, with that pwde nimo i check ang connection sa Flex cable,possibly loose connection or it may need replacement (affordable ra ang flex than actually replacing the entire LCD screen).. maglisod tag determine if it's an LCD issue not until we've tried replacing the flex with a known good cable, then that's the time maka conclude ta na ang problem is with the lCD..

Now, if you really wanted to make sure if dili problema iyang inverter before moving on to the next step, the simplest way of troubleshooting would be, iwagi og flashlight imong LCD while it is turned on in a dark room, if you see a little display, then It is obviously an Inverter issue,,

[dutiph]

ako pud naka try ko ani.. DIM ang display inverter ang guba.. PERO... kay nag anad ko nga DIM inverter daun.. nasaup ko kay wala nako gi confirm.. last year lang to.. Lenovo Thinkpad Dim display.. duha jud to ka guba.. na ilisan na ug inverter ug LCD.. gidungan ug request and replace.. boom!!! DIM japon.. ang Flex diay to ang salarin... take note hap.. 2 units jud to.

i dont know sa other brand.. para sure jud ta.. ipa check nalang na ug maayo nga tech.. ipa confirm ug LCD ba, inverter ba, or Flex cable bah.. bahalag mugasto ka ug 5-6H for the check-up... basta sure lang ka ig palit nimu sa defective part... invest nalang ug 6h kaysa mag palit2x kag LCD, or inverter, or flex cable which is not 100% sure nga mao jud probz..saon mana nimu if dili diay guba imung part nga ilisan?, then napalit na nimu.!!! awww...grabeh ka regret.
mas maayo dal-on ni sha ug shop para ma troubleshoot ug tarong through parts swapping of suspected parts...

[rinizids]

kong dim iya siga inverter...kng way display nya naa sa xtrnal monitor posible sab lcd or inverter ang guba.

salamat bro..sa cge nako ug test,naka confirm rjud ko nga flex lang kai ok man xia sa external monitor,about sa inverter,guba jud naa man ko extra laptop to test my defective inverter nisiga man,so meaning ok akong lcd screen,,naka order naman ko sa item sad thru ebay..thanks ninyo!!! big help

[rinizids]

unsa imo laptop boss? natagak ni cya? first try to connect it to an external monitor, if it works fine, then it's definitely a Flex or an LCD issue(especially if blank screen jud cya ) Kay if inverter iyang issue it should at least have a slight display on the screen pero DIM ra jud..
There's this cover between the hinge and the keyboard, if you know how to open that much better, with that pwde nimo i check ang connection sa Flex cable,possibly loose connection or it may need replacement (affordable ra ang flex than actually replacing the entire LCD screen).. maglisod tag determine if it's an LCD issue not until we've tried replacing the flex with a known good cable, then that's the time maka conclude ta na ang problem is with the lCD..

Now, if you really wanted to make sure if dili problema iyang inverter before moving on to the next step, the simplest way of troubleshooting would be, iwagi og flashlight imong LCD while it is turned on in a dark room, if you see a little display, then It is obviously an Inverter issue,,

wala man natagak sir..nikalit lang jud..ang una kay ang dsplay kai karat man..taud2 ang inverted najud..aspire 4710,test na nako ug external ok man good display..ni try ko lain inverter nisiga ang lcd screen,,so i conclude nga defective jud ang inverter,makita man pd ang display kaso no lights lang..and sa flex sd...thanks for your time sir..

[rinizids]

ako pud naka try ko ani.. DIM ang display inverter ang guba.. PERO... kay nag anad ko nga DIM inverter daun.. nasaup ko kay wala nako gi confirm.. last year lang to.. Lenovo Thinkpad Dim display.. duha jud to ka guba.. na ilisan na ug inverter ug LCD.. gidungan ug request and replace.. boom!!! DIM japon.. ang Flex diay to ang salarin... take note hap.. 2 units jud to.

i dont know sa other brand.. para sure jud ta.. ipa check nalang na ug maayo nga tech.. ipa confirm ug LCD ba, inverter ba, or Flex cable bah.. bahalag mugasto ka ug 5-6H for the check-up... basta sure lang ka ig palit nimu sa defective part... invest nalang ug 6h kaysa mag palit2x kag LCD, or inverter, or flex cable which is not 100% sure nga mao jud probz..saon mana nimu if dili diay guba imung part nga ilisan?, then napalit na nimu.!!! awww...grabeh ka regret.
mas maayo dal-on ni sha ug shop para ma troubleshoot ug tarong through parts swapping of suspected parts...

final test ug review nako sir,dili jud guba ang lcd screen ok man xia sa external monitor,makita sd ang display pero dark lang jd..thanks sir..naka order na sad ko sa item..god bless..dakung tabang!!

[Wynna]

wala man natagak sir..nikalit lang jud..ang una kay ang dsplay kai karat man..taud2 ang inverted najud..aspire 4710,test na nako ug external ok man good display..ni try ko lain inverter nisiga ang lcd screen,,so i conclude nga defective jud ang inverter,makita man pd ang display kaso no lights lang..and sa flex sd...thanks for your time sir..

aw naa diay slight display sa screen.. maayo nuon kay na isolate nimo dayon ang prob..

[rinizids]

aw naa diay slight display sa screen.. maayo nuon kay na isolate nimo dayon ang prob..

mao lge..nag research jud daun ko ani..

[_mordecai_]

The only way to know is by Trial & Error unless you're an experience laptop tech.
Wala ray kurat basta properly installed lang ang pins ug safe ang parts from static electricity charges.

Possible suspects (LCD Panel): CCFL Backlight, inverter, flex if physically damaged
for LED Panel: Flex if physically damaged, LED Screen's faulty logic board