15" UXGA screen from T42p for my T60 15" SXGA+ ?
Posted: Thu Dec 03, 2009 12:54 pm
Hi!
Recently the LCD of my T60 (2007-F4G, 15" SXGA+ screen from LG/Philips), developed a whole bunch (20 or so) of defektive (mostly dark, one green sub-pixel) pixels within a ~2/3" wide vertical stripe, running from the buttom to the top of the right side of the screen. On ebay I stumbled upon a 15" UXGA screen that comes from a T42p.
I tried the search function but didn't find what I'm looking for to answer my question, whether or not this screen could be used as a replacment. Or, in other words: what screen can I use at all to replace my current screen? I have no problem swaping the LCD, thanks to the nice manual from IBM/Lenovo.
More questions: would I need a new/different inverter? Would the inverter of the T42p's screen (it's the whole thing, including the lid, fully assembled) fit?
I've shot a photo that seems to show all kind of dust/smear plus something that looks like a tiny hair(!), but in fact this is the screen after I cleaned it (and of course it's not the lens of my camera).
Hopefully these are no hard questions to answer. Thanks for your insight!
regards,
Kai-Uwe

edit: removed typo, added link to photo
Recently the LCD of my T60 (2007-F4G, 15" SXGA+ screen from LG/Philips), developed a whole bunch (20 or so) of defektive (mostly dark, one green sub-pixel) pixels within a ~2/3" wide vertical stripe, running from the buttom to the top of the right side of the screen. On ebay I stumbled upon a 15" UXGA screen that comes from a T42p.
I tried the search function but didn't find what I'm looking for to answer my question, whether or not this screen could be used as a replacment. Or, in other words: what screen can I use at all to replace my current screen? I have no problem swaping the LCD, thanks to the nice manual from IBM/Lenovo.
More questions: would I need a new/different inverter? Would the inverter of the T42p's screen (it's the whole thing, including the lid, fully assembled) fit?
I've shot a photo that seems to show all kind of dust/smear plus something that looks like a tiny hair(!), but in fact this is the screen after I cleaned it (and of course it's not the lens of my camera).
Hopefully these are no hard questions to answer. Thanks for your insight!
regards,
Kai-Uwe

edit: removed typo, added link to photo