Permanent mark on laptop replacement scren

[baby0nboard]

Anyone know whether the mark above can be removed? It is inside the panel, bad experience from purchasing off taobao and certain agent.

 

[Intrinion]

Looks to be some sort of film.. Tried tape?

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[runeruin]

from my experience,usually sellers will sell non-guaranteed screens which will come with blemishes
unless you tell them you want a perfect non-blemish no dead pixel screen

 

[Intrinion]

Which would add up to cost I reckon

from my experience,usually sellers will sell non-guaranteed screens which will come with blemishes
unless you tell them you want a perfect non-blemish no dead pixel screen

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[baby0nboard]

Tried to feel that part of screen, it is smooth, it seems to be on the inner side.

Tried to scratch with nail also.. no effect.. hehe

 

[Intrinion]

Tried to feel that part of screen, it is smooth, it seems to be on the inner side.

Tried to scratch with nail also.. no effect.. hehe

Ouch... haha in any case.
try doing it form the edges of the screen.. tape would help

 

[runeruin]

Which would add up to cost I reckon

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Yes but about rmb50 for my model although increment is quite significant,base price is about rmb180
Roughly sgd50 for a replacement screen is reasonable to me,better than going to simlim

 

[baby0nboard]

Ouch... haha in any case.
try doing it form the edges of the screen.. tape would help

But it is sealed, hence asking if anyone has disabled this. Lol

 

[Intrinion]

Yeah. With proper tools* a screen replacement is fairly easy.

*good to invest in driver bits
As one le Torx head screw would really throw you off

Yes but about rmb50 for my model although increment is quite significant,base price is about rmb180
Roughly sgd50 for a replacement screen is reasonable to me,better than going to simlim

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[baby0nboard]

But it is sealed, hence asking if anyone has disabled this. Lol

Disassembled...

 

[PC_Dreams]

There are usually 6-8 layers within the screen, and to remove them layer by layer is an extremely difficult task.
From the looks of your screen, this is a refurbished screen. The mark is likely on the based background white layer according to our experience.

When buying from China, many sellers there knows that the inbound shipment back to china is more expensive than the product itself (around SGD$60, if you hit the custom tax, additional $20). Thus they tend to send these defective products out once they know you are from overseas, especially Singapore and Malaysia, which are more affluent than nearby countries.

To disassemble is too much work usually. Just think of it has removing 6 layers of very difficult to remove screen protector. After that, you have to paste it back without any single speck of dust, without bending any intermediate piece. You will need very high level of expertise to do that.

Our advise will be to give the seller a really lousy rating, then negotiate the seller to send you a 2nd piece at a discounted price without you having to send the LCD back to them for warranty. That would probably be the best solution out.

 

[baby0nboard]

There are usually 6-8 layers within the screen, and to remove them layer by layer is an extremely difficult task.
From the looks of your screen, this is a refurbished screen. The mark is likely on the based background white layer according to our experience.

When buying from China, many sellers there knows that the inbound shipment back to china is more expensive than the product itself (around SGD$60, if you hit the custom tax, additional $20). Thus they tend to send these defective products out once they know you are from overseas, especially Singapore and Malaysia, which are more affluent than nearby countries.

To disassemble is too much work usually. Just think of it has removing 6 layers of very difficult to remove screen protector. After that, you have to paste it back without any single speck of dust, without bending any intermediate piece. You will need very high level of expertise to do that.

Our advise will be to give the seller a really lousy rating, then negotiate the seller to send you a 2nd piece at a discounted price without you having to send the LCD back to them for warranty. That would probably be the best solution out.

Hi pcdreams.. thank you.
Yeah about the screen, all your input are on the spot.
Not too sure whether they know item is to be sent to overseas as i used a taobao agent in singapore, i dont really speak chinese for negotiations, just too bad, model wasn't check thoroughly.
I was given options and went with replacement but had to pay return shipping, just have to ask agent to check thoroughly next time.

And yeah expense turned out to be more than planned.

 

[Intrinion]

Hi pcdreams.. thank you.
Yeah about the screen, all your input are on the spot.
Not too sure whether they know item is to be sent to overseas as i used a taobao agent in singapore, i dont really speak chinese for negotiations, just too bad, model wasn't check thoroughly.
I was given options and went with replacement but had to pay return shipping, just have to ask agent to check thoroughly next time.

And yeah expense turned out to be more than planned.

Are you going to?

 

[baby0nboard]

Are you going to?

Already did, but agent wants to clear the cny holidays first, to make sure item is received then.. still waiting for updates from them..

 

[ttl_64]

There are usually 6-8 layers within the screen, and to remove them layer by layer is an extremely difficult task