Acer Aspire 3610 Notebook "lcd" Questions

acer 3680 acer comes up on screen but than black back ground and white letters for the guest, it's lcd problem, what you can do is replace lcd, it will solve your problem with line. for annmarie1122, ...

can i use the lcd of aspire 4315 to my aspire 5050 can i use the lcd of aspire 4315 to replace the lcd of my aspire 5050 Problem: Display on my laptop is so dim, but you can still see the windows loga

...balck. it does come on at the begging then goes black. It only means that either the Inverter Cable/LCD cable or the LCD itself is defective, because if you still see the contents of the laptop to an ...

...it the VGA card or something else so that I cab go back to Acer it is probably a loose or crimped LCD cable, either on the main board or on the back of the LCD panel itself. the lcd cable is ...

Cracked lcd Is it possible to repair a cracked lcd? No..... it is not possible to repair a cracked lcd.... Let me explain why.... The LCD panel is more than 1 layer... the sides and top/bottom have ...

aspire 3610 have a vertical line on its screen why? Hello, 3 options: 1.) LCD faulty 2.) Mainboard faulty 3.) LCD cable faulty Please reseat LCD cable components and recheck. If it gets worse or less,

Screen showing funny lines and colors. the lcd screen shows funny lines and colors. The display comes up halfway like for instance the acer logo at the beginning tries to show up and it comes up in ...

screen going pink/red unless nearly closed This is due to some loose contact of your LCD Cable connection or LCD Panel cable malfunction. Reinsert LCD panel cable in proper way and check else you need

There's a lining in rigth side of my LCD. How do i There's a lining in rigth side of my LCD. How do i fix it? Please advise if do we need to replace the LCD and how much will be the expenses? ...

how to change out a broken lcd screen on an aspire http://www.insidemylaptop.com/remove-lcd-screen-replace-inverter-board-acer-aspire-5100-laptop/ This is its contents without the pictures: OK, let?s ...