How to replpace lcd screen Olympus c50

You maybe able to get a replacement screen for your model laptop from this WEB site.
LCD screens and Inverters www.lcdparts.net

A replacement screen maybe available from this WEB site.
www.lcdparts.net
The screen is removed by undoing the hinge screws, careful unclip the video connector from the motherboard.
Keep the screws together as you remove them so you will know which screws are needed to install when you fi the new LCD screen
Undo the screws that hold the bezel that surround the LCD screen, then remove the bezel (it may be also held in place with double sided tape).
When the bezel is removed the LCD screen is secured to the hinge assembly by more screws around the edge of the LCD screen.
When you install the new LCD screen, reverse the order you took in removing the LCD screen.
These WEB sites may assist you in repairing the LCD etc.

A replacement screen maybe available from this WEB site.
www.lcdparts.net
The screen is removed by undoing the hinge screws, careful unclip the video connector from the motherboard.
Keep the screws together as you remove them so you will know which screws are needed to install when you fi the new LCD screen
Undo the screws that hold the bezel that surround the LCD screen, then remove the bezel (it may be also held in place with double sided tape).
When the bezel is removed the LCD screen is secured to the hinge assembly by more screws around the edge of the LCD screen.
When you install the new LCD screen, reverse the order you took in removing the LCD screen.
These WEB sites may assist you in repairing the LCD etc.
Replacing Display hinges

http://www.laptopparts101.com/display-screen-hinges/

Laptop repair info

http://www.laptoprepair101.com/

You can buy an LCD screen from the following site:
http://www.algogo.com/store/products/LCD-Screen-Display-Olympus-FE%252d370-FE370-FE%252d5010-Camera.html

A cheaper way to buy a used camera is through Ebay.com (one sold for parts with good LCD).

Once you buy it, replace it yourself. There are some good sites to give you step by step instructions on how to replace LCD screen.

http://www.myfixtips.com/blog/digital-camera/how-to-replace-lcd-screen-on-canon-sd870is-215.htm

Hi,
It's probably cheapest to buy a broken "donor" camera off ebay etc. LZ7 is a fairly popular camera and you're eventually bound to find one with e.g. broken lens-which you could scavenge for replacement LCD.
Swapping LCD on LZ7 is relatively easy-undo the screws holding the back cover (make note which screw goes where as they are not the same), then carefully lift the cover a bit just to see two ribbon cables for the LCD. Disconnect both ribbon cables by carefully prying the "black bits" on the connectors open and sliding the ribbon cables out(Not the best description but it should be obvious once you see them). Once you separate the back cover, remove the screen itself by undoing the catches which hold it onto the case.
Hope this helps-
Good luck,
Raf

Undo 6 screws on back of rear housing, [2 near sim reader, rest on body .] When back pops off , be careful to release Sim flex , as it will tear easily. Disconnect main flex between 2 halves of phone.Remove main board , then undo 2 small screws at the top of phone .This will release the front housing. The LCD JUST FLIPS OFF THE CONNECTOR ON THE FRONT FLEX, be gentle with the handset and removal! . To rebuild , just repeat in reverse, as is quite simple, but BE GENTLE!!

Take off the back plate that houses the battery, undo the four screws, then look where the bottom of the battery is just below are two cover caps remove and undo the two screws below now separate the cover. There is a circuit board under neath the panel unplug may seem tight but go careful, underneath this there are a futher six screws undo these and the two halves of the phone will separate. Now undo all the screws you can see here including the two that are under the two covers at the top they look like moulding marks separate the halves, undo the screws on the roller switch,lift this and you will find a ribbon connector that appears to be glued it's not, go careful and separate. Congratulations you have now removed the LCD. All you have to do now is remember which screw goes where and reverse the whole process. Good luck.

Easy, remove the 9 screws that hold the rear case and pull the case apart,.remember there are 4 screws under the hotshoe base and 4 under the memory door and one under the USB cover. You need to pry and slide the hotshoe base back with a slim screwdriver and youll see 4 screws, remove the rear ones. There will be 2 ribbon cables attached to the rear case, the LCD and the buttons. These pull out carefully with gentle pressure. The LCD can be removed with screws and another ribbon cable connector that needs to be unclipped and then removed. replace LCD, Put it back together and make sure the ribbon cables are fully seated. Good to go.

it is a pain to open these. 1. remove the battery & undo the 4 black screws. LG use a thread locking compound (loctite) on all the screws so they will be a **** to undo. 2.Prise the back cover off. 3. Pop apart the 2 rectangular connectors at the top of the keypad circuit board. 4. Lift the top board slightly & pop apart the ribbon/flex cable from the top board. The big silver bit comes off with the flex cable. There is a small bit of adhesive on this so be gentle. 5. undo the 6 silver screws holding the slide mechanism together & lift the slide off over the flex cable. 6. pop the 2 screw covers off the top of the phone then undo the 6 screws holding the front cover on. 7. pop the flex cable off. then the touch pad connector. then the camera lens connector. Gently pull the screen circuit board out of the front cover. Careful as sometimes the speaker is glued in place. 8. Unclip the lcd connector & gently remove the small battery looking thing (it's got red & blue wires on it) from the back of the lcd panel. It's glued on. Have fun. It took me ages to work this out.

It could be as simple as a dislodge connector. If this model has a plastic body then simple flexing around the screen periphery may get it going again. Are you sure though the screen is dead? Can you see 'Ghost' images for example. But a repair will mean replacement parts, and there are not easily come by. Check out Olympus.