It is actually INSIDE the panel itself.
This is not normally a "do it yourself" project, although it depends on
how the LCD panel is constructed (a few of them can be changed without
too much difficulty; most can't).
However, there are places that will change the backlight (the total
cost, including the lamp and the labor, is usually about $100). You may
be able to find an entire replacement panel for about the same amount.
emmasb wrote:
> Hi
>
> I think my backlight has gone/is going on my laptop. The screen is pink
> on boot up and then fades to black very quickly.
>
> I have changed the inverter but it made no difference
> checked it works ok with external moniter
> checked the hibernate button isn't stuck
> checked connections
>
> So I think it must be the back light itself, I don't quite know where
> it is though, looked into the screen and there is a taped wire? going
> across the screen but nothing that looks like a tube..
>
> So
>
> Can anyone tell me how i get to it on my laptop?
> Is it something I can replace myself or do I need a complete lcd screen
> - really hoping not as I don't have the money for that!
>
> Thanks for any help you can give me..
> Emma
>
>
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