I have a box full of maybe 15 or so old LCD's (A1278 2012) Models, some are with the vinegar effect, some broken connections etc.... Am wondering if I can rescue some of them by tearing them down and swapping over the good inner parts. Example being the vinegar effected ones with the likely clean backlight sheets from the cracked or broken ones. But they are sealed up quite well, has anyone attempted to do this before and if so ***how to open them up & securely put them together again***?
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Upon inspection it turns out that the 'vinegar syndrome' is an issue with the rear of the actual LCD glass and not with the reflective sheets and mold.... The rear of the LCD glass is visibly tainted with what looks like creases and scratches in the silver shinny backing, this was evident in 2 vinegar's that I checked.... drat.
I have a box full of maybe 15 or so old LCD's (A1278 2012) Models, some are with the vinegar effect, some broken connections etc.... Am wondering if I can rescue some of them by tearing them down and swapping over the good inner parts. Example being the vinegar effected ones with the likely clean backlight sheets from the cracked or broken ones. But they are sealed up quite well, has anyone attempted to do this before and if so ***how to open them up & securely put them together again***?
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Upon inspection it turns out that the 'vinegar syndrome' is an issue with the rear of the actual LCD glass and not with the reflective sheets and mold.... The rear of the LCD glass is visibly tainted with what looks like creases and scratches in the silver shinny backing.... drat.
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Upon inspection it turns out that the 'vinegar syndrome' is an issue with the rear of the actual LCD glass and not with the reflective sheets and mold.... The rear of the LCD glass is visibly tainted with what looks like creases and scratches in the silver shinny backing, this was evident in 2 vinegar's that I checked.... drat.
I have a box full of maybe 15 or so old LCD's (A1278 2012) Models, some are with the vinegar effect, some broken connections etc.... Am wondering if I can rescue some of them by tearing them down and swapping over the good inner parts. Example being the vinegar effected ones with the likely clean backlight sheets from the cracked or broken ones. But they are sealed up quite well, has anyone attempted to do this before and if so ***how to open them up & securely put them together again***?
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Upon inspection it turns out that the 'vinegar syndrome' is an issue with the rear of the actual LCD glass and not with the reflective sheets and mold.... The rear of the LCD glass is visibly tainted with what looks like creases and scratches in the silver shinny backing.... drat.
I have a box full of maybe 15 or so old LCD's (A1278 2012) Models, some are with the vinegar effect, some broken connections etc.... Am wondering if I can rescue some of them by tearing them down and swapping over the good inner parts. Example being the vinegar effected ones with the likely clean backlight sheets from the cracked or broken ones. But they are sealed up quite well, has anyone attempted to do this before and if so ***how to open them up & securely put them together again***?
I have a box full of maybe 15 or so old LCD's (A1278 2012) Models, some are with the vinegar effect, some broken connections etc.... Am wondering if I can rescue some of them by tearing them down and swapping over the good inner parts. Example being the vinegar effected ones with the likely clean backlight sheets from the cracked or broken ones. But they are sealed up quite well, has anyone attempted this before and if so ***how to open them up & securely put them together again***?
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I have a box full of maybe 15 or so old LCD's (A1278 2012) Models, some are with the vinegar effect, some broken connections etc.... Am wondering if I can rescue some of them by tearing them down and swapping over the good inner parts. Example being the vinegar effected ones with the likely clean backlight sheets from the cracked or broken ones. But they are sealed up quite well, has anyone attempted to do this before and if so ***how to open them up & securely put them together again***?
I have a box full of maybe 15 or so old LCD's (A1278 2012) Models, some are with the vinegar effect, some broken connections etc.... Am wondering if I can rescue some of them by tearing them down and swapping over good the inner parts. Example being the vinegar effected ones with the likely clean sheets whatever they are called from the cracked or broken ones. But they are sealed up quite well, has anyone attempted this before and if so ***how to open them up & securely put them together again***?
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I have a box full of maybe 15 or so old LCD's (A1278 2012) Models, some are with the vinegar effect, some broken connections etc.... Am wondering if I can rescue some of them by tearing them down and swapping over the good inner parts. Example being the vinegar effected ones with the likely clean backlight sheets from the cracked or broken ones. But they are sealed up quite well, has anyone attempted this before and if so ***how to open them up & securely put them together again***?
I have a box full of maybe 15 or so old LCD's (A1278 2012) Models, some are with the vinegar effect, some broken connections etc.... Am wondering if I can rescue some of them by tearing them down and swapping over good the inner parts. Example being the vinegar effected ones with the likely clean sheets whatever they are called from the cracked or broken ones. But they are sealed up quite well, has anyone attempted this before and if so how to open them up & securely put them together again?
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I have a box full of maybe 15 or so old LCD's (A1278 2012) Models, some are with the vinegar effect, some broken connections etc.... Am wondering if I can rescue some of them by tearing them down and swapping over good the inner parts. Example being the vinegar effected ones with the likely clean sheets whatever they are called from the cracked or broken ones. But they are sealed up quite well, has anyone attempted this before and if so ***how to open them up & securely put them together again***?
Is it possible to dissassemble only the LCD Panel?
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Is it possible to dissassemble the LCD Panel?
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I have a box full of maybe 15 or so old LCD's (A1278 2012) Models, some are with the vinegar effect, some broken connections etc.... Am wondering if I can rescue some of them by tearing them down and swapping over good the inner parts. Example being the vinegar effected ones with the likely clean sheets whatever they are called from the cracked or broken ones. But they are sealed up quite well, has anyone attempted this before and if so how to open them up & securely put them together again?
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Is it possible to dissassemble only the LCD Panel?
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I have a box full of maybe 15 or so old LCD's (A1278 2012) Models, some are with the vinegar effect, some broken connections etc.... Am wondering if I can rescue some of them by tearing them down and swapping over good the inner parts. Example being the vinegar effected ones with the likely clean sheets whatever they are called from the cracked or broken ones. But they are sealed up quite well, has anyone attempted this before and if so how to open them up?
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I have a box full of maybe 15 or so old LCD's (A1278 2012) Models, some are with the vinegar effect, some broken connections etc.... Am wondering if I can rescue some of them by tearing them down and swapping over good the inner parts. Example being the vinegar effected ones with the likely clean sheets whatever they are called from the cracked or broken ones. But they are sealed up quite well, has anyone attempted this before and if so how to open them up & securely put them together again?
Is it possible to dissassemble only the LCD Panel?
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I have a box full of maybe 15 or so old LCD's (A1278 2012) Models, some are with the vinegar effect, some broken connections etc.... Am wondering if I can rescue some of them by tearing them down and swapping over good the inner parts. Example being the vinegar effected ones with the likely clean sheets whatever they are called from the cracked or broken ones. But they are sealed up quite well, has anyone attempted this before and if so how to open them up?
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I have a box full of maybe 15 or so old LCD's (A1278 2012) Models, some are with the vinegar effect, some broken connections etc.... Am wondering if I can rescue some of them by tearing them down and swapping over good the inner parts. Example being the vinegar effected ones with the likely clean sheets whatever they are called from the cracked or broken ones. But they are sealed up quite well, has anyone attempted this before and if so how to do?
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I have a box full of maybe 15 or so old LCD's (A1278 2012) Models, some are with the vinegar effect, some broken connections etc.... Am wondering if I can rescue some of them by tearing them down and swapping over good the inner parts. Example being the vinegar effected ones with the likely clean sheets whatever they are called from the cracked or broken ones. But they are sealed up quite well, has anyone attempted this before and if so how to open them up?
I have a box full of maybe 15 or so old LCD's (A1278 2012) Models, some are with the vinegar effect, some broken connections etc.... Am wondering if I can rescue some of them by tearing them down and swapping over good the inner parts. Example being the vinegar effected ones with the likely clean sheets whatever they are called from the cracked or broken ones. But they are sealed up quite well, has anyone attempted this before and if so how to do?
I have a box full of old LCD's (A1278 2012) Models, some are with the vinegar effect, some broken connections etc.... Am wondering if I can rescue some of them by tearing them down and swapping over good the inner parts. Example being the vinegar effected ones with the likely clean sheets whatever they are called from the cracked or broken ones. But they are sealed up quite well, has anyone attempted this before and if so how to do?
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I have a box full of maybe 15 or so old LCD's (A1278 2012) Models, some are with the vinegar effect, some broken connections etc.... Am wondering if I can rescue some of them by tearing them down and swapping over good the inner parts. Example being the vinegar effected ones with the likely clean sheets whatever they are called from the cracked or broken ones. But they are sealed up quite well, has anyone attempted this before and if so how to do?
I have a box full of old LCD's (A1278 2012) Models, some are with the vinegar effect, some broken connections etc.... Am wondering if I can rescue some of them by tearing them down and swapping over good the inner parts. Example being the vinegar effected ones with the likely clean sheets whatever they are called from the cracked or broken ones. But they are sealed up quite well, anyone done this before and if so how to do?
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I have a box full of old LCD's (A1278 2012) Models, some are with the vinegar effect, some broken connections etc.... Am wondering if I can rescue some of them by tearing them down and swapping over good the inner parts. Example being the vinegar effected ones with the likely clean sheets whatever they are called from the cracked or broken ones. But they are sealed up quite well, has anyone attempted this before and if so how to do?
I have a box full of old LCD's (A1278 2012) Models, some are with the vinegar effect, some broken connections etc.... Am wondering if I can rescue some of them by tearing them down and swapping over good the inner parts. Example being the vinegar effected ones with the likely clean sheets whatever they are called from the cracked or broken ones. But they are sealed up quite well, anyone done this before and if so how to do?