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Dell C840 blank screen, almost !
Hi all, well i use my lt quite a bit, and this morning the screen went blank, you can see the images very faint but i believe the backlite (?) that lights up the screen may be gone. I can connect a monitor to the video port in the rear and that works great. Anyone with experience with this model , and if so is this just a back light replacement or a complete lcd screen ? Thanks for your input and advice on this matter.
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It will either be the backlight or inverter. Here is more info on how to get to it.
http://www.fonerbooks.com/laptop_6.htm
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Terrister is correct. The backlight or inverter is the problem. The link provided should work.
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