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1321052	2013-01-02 04:08:00	I built a small table for my 20" LCD TV, my building skills are not the best I reckon 'cos it fell off and cracked the screen. It is a rather neat little TV and I am wondering if it is worthwhile or even possible to replace the screen. I bought it off Trademe for $60. It still goes but obviously not very well picture wise.	tut (12033)
1321053	2013-01-02 05:03:00	Well lets hope your electrical skills are better than the building ones :) Crack it open and disassemble it, have a look on the panel for any identifying parts/numbers. You should be able to replace the LCD panel for a relatively cheap price. Depending on the unit you could even upgrade it (Better colour/sharpness or pixel density) but probably not upgrade in size unless you want to build a frame for it! :p	The Error Guy (14052)
1321054	2013-01-02 06:54:00	Well lets hope your electrical skills are better than the building ones :) Crack it open and disassemble it, have a look on the panel for any identifying parts/numbers. You should be able to replace the LCD panel for a relatively cheap price. Depending on the unit you could even upgrade it (Better colour/sharpness or pixel density) but probably not upgrade in size unless you want to build a frame for it! :p LOL. Actually I was lying on the floor trying to connect up the VCR and decoder and pushed the table to better get at things and forgot the TV was on top. I will open it up tomorrow and see what i can find. Never done an LCD screen before but have replaced a few CRT's.	tut (12033)
1321055	2013-01-02 08:57:00	Similar process, disconnect the cables and pull away the panel. reverse for new one. Of course each one is different and your model is always the most difficult to repair :rolleyes:	The Error Guy (14052)
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