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Disassemble the power panel first to expose the lcd connector and otherss, then remove the screws that holds the lid to take everything apart for replacement of the lcd panel.
If the LCD panel has broken and the tv is not covered by accidental damage repair insurance, then your only realistic option is to sell your tv as a spare parts donor and to buy another.
The LCD panel is overwhelmingly the single most expensive component of your tv; it actually costs more to buy a new panel than it does to replace the complete tv. If you do have insurance cover the company will usually just buy you an equivalent replacement model rather than repair yours.
Sorry, but not everything is realistically fixable.
If the display works fine when connected to external screen via VGA connector then then the problem is either with the LCD display panel ( which consists of the display panel and inverter ) or the LCD cable that connects the LCD to the motherboard. You could try to re-seat the cable connection on the back of the LCD panel.
Ur tv have a broken LCD screen panel.Not worth fixing,because the LCD screen panels are limited produced,will cost the same as a new tv,if replaced.Only can buy the LCD screen panels from the tv corporations.Sorry,worth as a whole tv any more.Now ur tv,only worth as salvage for eclectronic boards.
Yes you can have a replacement screen but you might need to locate the manufacturer service center around you at your location. I have had a replacement before too. It will not cost so much.
If the LCD screen is broken, you should consider selling your set for parts. The cost of a LCD replacement is not cost effective. Examine the screen to verify.
If the LCD screen is good you can check to see if the "image" is being "sent" to the screen. 1) Take a bright flashlight and place it against the screen with the set on.
2) If you see an image around the edge of the flashlight the problem is in the inverter/CCFT or the power to it.
3) If you do not see an image the problem is probably in the LCD Controller (TCON) or its connections.
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