Thank you - the idea of replacing the actual screen did not occur to me but it's interesting that you might be able to do that.
By repair I meant repair the surface as the underlying pixels appear to be OK. I have read a few articles on different methods and some crowds even tout a kit to do it - is this snake oil or does it really work. I'd certainly be grateful for any advice from anyone who may have effected a surface repair. Thank you again!!! Kevin Parker -----Original Message----- From: cctalk <cctalk-boun...@classiccmp.org> On Behalf Of rice43 via cctalk Sent: Wednesday, 18 November 2020 8:53 PM To: cctech <cct...@classiccmp.org> Subject: Re: LCD screen repair Whilst i have no experience replacing Apple G4 displays, LCD replacement in general is fairly easy. For starters, you're 100% going to need a new panel, preferably a like-for-like, though it's entirely possible you could stick in a different model if it's using LVDS connections inside. It's just a case of disassembling, swapping the screen, and reassembling in the reverse order. To be honest, it's probably cheaper just to buy a complete display, instead of replacing the LCD screen. There won't be much price difference between the LCD panel and a complete display. <https://t.sidekickopen76.com/s1t/o/5/f18dQhb0S7n28cFFdQW752kH81jkhdLW1_k-L- 1qZM43W3s0v_y2M0f8BF4c2NfHml5Hf6Bq4h603?si=8000000004908274&pi=9abeeff1-a7c8 -4192-a019-bca389b92f73>
