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laptop screen going off if you move it
eslick
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Hi All
The screen of our laptop keeps going blank if you move it to certain places, goes back if you move it back. Its like a loose wire.
Any ideas if it could be fixed or is it time to look for a new one.
Thanks
eslick
The screen of our laptop keeps going blank if you move it to certain places, goes back if you move it back. Its like a loose wire.
Any ideas if it could be fixed or is it time to look for a new one.
Thanks
eslick
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Sounds like it's a loose connector. Should be a relatively cheap fix at a laptop shop, had something similar happen to mine. Cost was around £50 if i remember rightly. Don't take it to Currys/PC World, they will rip you off. Try somewhere local.
If however they find it's a major problem and the whole screen needs replacing, it's time to buy a new machine.0 -
can be the ribbon cable from the base to the screen that feeds via the hinge , gets damaged and cause the same thingEx forum ambassador
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it's an easy fix.
What's the model make of the laptop! there's always a repair manual for laptops these days.
If we know the make and model we can tell you how easy or hard it would be to fix (but it's usually it's a 10 min job at most)Laters
Sol
"Have you found the secrets of the universe? Asked Zebade "I'm sure I left them here somewhere"0 -
thanks its an HP Pavillion dv60000
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yup! It's a 20 min job by any competent IT guy with access to this:
http://h10032.www1.hp.com/ctg/Manual/c01035677.pdf (Maintenance and Service guide)
basically All the guy needs to do is:
remove the battery
undo the 3 screws
remove the plastic strip above the keyboard
check the cables from the hinges to the sockets above the keyboard
put plastic cover back on
do the screws
put the battery back in
power on and test.
lol!!Laters
Sol
"Have you found the secrets of the universe? Asked Zebade "I'm sure I left them here somewhere"0
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