LCD repair

Well, the computer repair company I worked for used to do alot of LCD and laptop repair. Alot of times the lines are either easy to fix problems w/ cables and little wire connectors, and other times they are just on their way out ( i repaired servers and desktops so I never got to dabble :/ ) in any case, a good place that does *VERY* reasonable LCD and laptop repair is Matrix International, which i believe is www.matrixintl.com, or... I've forgotten the phone #, but they are in Austin TX. they used to do flat rate LCD repair for us for 125 a system. -----Original Message----- From: Doug Yowza <yowza(a)yowza.com> To: Discussion re-collecting of classic computers <classiccmp(a)u.washington.edu> Date: Saturday, July 11, 1998 10:39 PM Subject: LCD repair >OK, hardware gurus, how about some remote diagnostic help: PowerBook 160 >(my first and only Mac), a bunch of black vertical lines of varying width >on the LCD (different patterns on the two panels that make up the >display), but otherwise the display looks good (all the bits in the right >place). > >Video RAM? LCD controller? Cable problem on the laptop side? Cable >problem on the LCD side? Bad LCD? Repair FAQ? > >I have a volt meter, a logic probe, a fear of high current, but I enjoy >the occassional high voltage zap. What's my next move? > >-- Doug >