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NoSp <none@none.none> wrote in news:4846cbd6$1@news.broadpark.no:
LCD have been disrupted.
Likely you need a complete new screen.
Let us know if that fixes it.
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It is likely that some of the connections along the top [or bottom] of theI'm the original poster and have a problem after having replaced the old
CCFL with a new one :-(
The display lights up like it should, but displays vertical lines (from
the top of the display down towards the keyboard.
LCD have been disrupted.
Likely you need a complete new screen.
Possible but not likely. You will know when you put on the tape.I can't remember if it came in different colors or just brighter white
than the backlit background.
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I've also checked to see if the data cables (from the computer to the
display are attached properly -they both are: a wide ribbon cable and a
small white Molex or whatever connector (perhaps that one is for the
CCFL inverter, I don't know).
I don't know if this makes a difference or not, but I haven't attached
the aluminum tape as I first wanted to check if everything looks OK
(dust etc.) before re-assembling it properly. Would interference
(because of the lacking shielding) cause these problems?
Let us know if that fixes it.
Look for a junker with a good screen.The computer is a Apple Mac Powerbook G4.
Any ideas anyone?
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