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LCD screen back light not working
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Short story: The screen back light of my Lenovo IdeaPad 700-15ISK-88IP7000671 failed (the LCD works). I changed the LCD cable and then the whole LCD,without success.
Long story: My laptop LCD started to flicker, so I bought a new LCD. When I changed it, it worked fine, but accidentally disconnected the LCD cable. Then I tried to connect it again WITHOUT TURNING OFF COMPUTER; the LCD cable sparked at the connector, and the back light stopped working. After that I bought new LCD cable, changed it, but the problem haven't fixed. So I bought a new LCD, changed it, but the back light is still not working.
All in all: the back light is not working on 3 LCDs and 2 LCD cables. What's the problem?
display lenovo-laptop lcd backlight
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Short story: The screen back light of my Lenovo IdeaPad 700-15ISK-88IP7000671 failed (the LCD works). I changed the LCD cable and then the whole LCD,without success.
Long story: My laptop LCD started to flicker, so I bought a new LCD. When I changed it, it worked fine, but accidentally disconnected the LCD cable. Then I tried to connect it again WITHOUT TURNING OFF COMPUTER; the LCD cable sparked at the connector, and the back light stopped working. After that I bought new LCD cable, changed it, but the problem haven't fixed. So I bought a new LCD, changed it, but the back light is still not working.
All in all: the back light is not working on 3 LCDs and 2 LCD cables. What's the problem?
display lenovo-laptop lcd backlight
asked 6 hours ago
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Please look underneath your Y700 and find the serial number plate or sticker. Then, on that, find the model number, for there are five different classes of Y700 Ideapad, and many versions of each of those. Click on edit.and put the model number in when you have it.
– K7AAY
6 hours ago
okay, i already did that
– asas
5 hours ago
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Short story: The screen back light of my Lenovo IdeaPad 700-15ISK-88IP7000671 failed (the LCD works). I changed the LCD cable and then the whole LCD,without success.
Long story: My laptop LCD started to flicker, so I bought a new LCD. When I changed it, it worked fine, but accidentally disconnected the LCD cable. Then I tried to connect it again WITHOUT TURNING OFF COMPUTER; the LCD cable sparked at the connector, and the back light stopped working. After that I bought new LCD cable, changed it, but the problem haven't fixed. So I bought a new LCD, changed it, but the back light is still not working.
All in all: the back light is not working on 3 LCDs and 2 LCD cables. What's the problem?
display lenovo-laptop lcd backlight
asked 6 hours ago
asasasas
11
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Short story: The screen back light of my Lenovo IdeaPad 700-15ISK-88IP7000671 failed (the LCD works). I changed the LCD cable and then the whole LCD,without success.
Long story: My laptop LCD started to flicker, so I bought a new LCD. When I changed it, it worked fine, but accidentally disconnected the LCD cable. Then I tried to connect it again WITHOUT TURNING OFF COMPUTER; the LCD cable sparked at the connector, and the back light stopped working. After that I bought new LCD cable, changed it, but the problem haven't fixed. So I bought a new LCD, changed it, but the back light is still not working.
All in all: the back light is not working on 3 LCDs and 2 LCD cables. What's the problem?
display lenovo-laptop lcd backlight
display lenovo-laptop lcd backlight
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Please look underneath your Y700 and find the serial number plate or sticker. Then, on that, find the model number, for there are five different classes of Y700 Ideapad, and many versions of each of those. Click on edit.and put the model number in when you have it.
– K7AAY
6 hours ago
okay, i already did that
– asas
5 hours ago
add a comment |
Please look underneath your Y700 and find the serial number plate or sticker. Then, on that, find the model number, for there are five different classes of Y700 Ideapad, and many versions of each of those. Click on edit.and put the model number in when you have it.
– K7AAY
6 hours ago
okay, i already did that
– asas
5 hours ago
Please look underneath your Y700 and find the serial number plate or sticker. Then, on that, find the model number, for there are five different classes of Y700 Ideapad, and many versions of each of those. Click on edit.and put the model number in when you have it.
– K7AAY
6 hours ago
Please look underneath your Y700 and find the serial number plate or sticker. Then, on that, find the model number, for there are five different classes of Y700 Ideapad, and many versions of each of those. Click on edit.and put the model number in when you have it.
– K7AAY
6 hours ago
okay, i already did that
– asas
5 hours ago
okay, i already did that
– asas
5 hours ago
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The power to drive the LCD panel might have gone through components it shouldn't have, due to a short-circuit when you tried to connect your screen while turned on.
I would probably run down some of the pcb traces from the motherboard connector, and you might find burnt components/solder areas or a blown fuse. They aren't necessarily easy to find.
Overall, I don't have much hope for your laptop motherboard. You might need to send it to a repair shop if you don't feel confident replacing the components yourself.
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The power to drive the LCD panel might have gone through components it shouldn't have, due to a short-circuit when you tried to connect your screen while turned on.
I would probably run down some of the pcb traces from the motherboard connector, and you might find burnt components/solder areas or a blown fuse. They aren't necessarily easy to find.
Overall, I don't have much hope for your laptop motherboard. You might need to send it to a repair shop if you don't feel confident replacing the components yourself.
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The power to drive the LCD panel might have gone through components it shouldn't have, due to a short-circuit when you tried to connect your screen while turned on.
I would probably run down some of the pcb traces from the motherboard connector, and you might find burnt components/solder areas or a blown fuse. They aren't necessarily easy to find.
Overall, I don't have much hope for your laptop motherboard. You might need to send it to a repair shop if you don't feel confident replacing the components yourself.
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The power to drive the LCD panel might have gone through components it shouldn't have, due to a short-circuit when you tried to connect your screen while turned on.
I would probably run down some of the pcb traces from the motherboard connector, and you might find burnt components/solder areas or a blown fuse. They aren't necessarily easy to find.
Overall, I don't have much hope for your laptop motherboard. You might need to send it to a repair shop if you don't feel confident replacing the components yourself.
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The power to drive the LCD panel might have gone through components it shouldn't have, due to a short-circuit when you tried to connect your screen while turned on.
I would probably run down some of the pcb traces from the motherboard connector, and you might find burnt components/solder areas or a blown fuse. They aren't necessarily easy to find.
Overall, I don't have much hope for your laptop motherboard. You might need to send it to a repair shop if you don't feel confident replacing the components yourself.
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Please look underneath your Y700 and find the serial number plate or sticker. Then, on that, find the model number, for there are five different classes of Y700 Ideapad, and many versions of each of those. Click on edit.and put the model number in when you have it.
– K7AAY
6 hours ago
okay, i already did that
– asas
5 hours ago