Laptop Screen Repair

[Spindle]

Hi

My wife recently dropped her laptop and the screen became unusable, luckily no other damage was suffered and she continued to use the computer with an external screen. I decided to see if it was feasible to replace the screen and on checking the internet discovered loads of 'how to' guides. I also stumbled on these guys who supply replacement screens.

http://www.accupart.co.uk/

The replacement screen arrived within two days and took about 30 minutes to fit resulting in the laptop being resurrected for £42 - Bargain.

I have no connection to the above supplier, other than a very satisfied customer, and would urge anyone who has a similar accident to consider the repair it yourself option - it's a doddle

Regards Mick

 

[SteveF]

I was just about to bin about 20 dead laptops

maybe I should re think and sell them

 

[MMUK]

I was just about to bin about 20 dead laptops

maybe I should re think and sell them

PM me a list of the makes and models, I may be interested in one or two :mrgreen:

 

[mind_the_goat]

Excellent, and it's much more satisfying to repair it than to dump it and hand over more cash to PC world.
Same applies to phones and TV's

Failing repair I would encourage everyone not to literally bin the items but drop them off at the local recycling depot where at least something can be recovered from them.

 

[mseries]

does anyone have a spare working mainboard for Dell D620 ?