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The PN is: R1LK460D3LZ1A. Just my thought here, but I would recommend replacing the TV, rather than replacing the LCD panel... this panel costs more than $3500. I hope this was of some assistance.
For the cost of the panel, you could purchase a 65" LCD TV with a service contract and delivery. For some reason, Sharp replacement LCD panels have such a cost factor that repair is never economical. It's a sad ordeal, because they do make a reliable product (which I do recommend). I hope this was helpful, best wishes.
heres the part number, i personally get parts off of ebay they ppl selling parts for this tv, i have had no problems so far with any of the suppliers.
R1LK460D3LZ10Y N J 46V LCD Panel Module Unit (LC-46D62U
good luck
hi you looking at 1400 for just the screen if you had your tv less than a year then you are covered for one year by sharp so what i would do is call sharp and see if your covered on cracked screens
You can't repair cracked LCD screens, they can only be replaced. Unfortunately LCD screens cost more than the TV is worth. If you do happen to find a replacement screen, it's a pretty simple job (just a bunch of screws you have to remember where they go.) You can email me [email protected] if you need more detailed instructions.
I'm curious if getting a replacement lcd panel for a 46" TV is not a problem, how difficult is it to replace it yourself. That is remove a cracked one and replace it with a new one.
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