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If original factory fitted screen is required, then cannibalising another machine with the compatible part number.. is an option.
Since oftentimes companies have multiple vendors for the same part too, there might be slight BUT IMPORTANT variations.
Hence knowing the internal layout and/or the EXACT part number is a must.
Vendor01 might have designed a flatbed type pin for attaching the display to the PCB, whilst Vendor02 might have used a nuanced angled design or some such thing.
If the specifications are properly known, then those in the industry can even source the official part from Delhi, Chennai or wherever the parts get imported in to.
The (generics) aftermarket too might be available if the right people/repair shops are tapped into.
If the same model/device is listed on ebay, quickr, olx.. then it might be worth finding out from the seller if the screen is original and explore if it is worth scrapping it for parts and selling the remnants.
Since oftentimes companies have multiple vendors for the same part too, there might be slight BUT IMPORTANT variations.
Hence knowing the internal layout and/or the EXACT part number is a must.
Vendor01 might have designed a flatbed type pin for attaching the display to the PCB, whilst Vendor02 might have used a nuanced angled design or some such thing.
If the specifications are properly known, then those in the industry can even source the official part from Delhi, Chennai or wherever the parts get imported in to.
The (generics) aftermarket too might be available if the right people/repair shops are tapped into.
If the same model/device is listed on ebay, quickr, olx.. then it might be worth finding out from the seller if the screen is original and explore if it is worth scrapping it for parts and selling the remnants.
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Since oftentimes companies have multiple vendors for the same part too, there might be slight BUT IMPORTANT variations.
Hence knowing the internal layout and/or the EXACT part number is a must.
Vendor01 might have designed a flatbed type pin for attaching the display to the PCB, whilst Vendor02 might have used a nuanced angled design or some such thing.
If the specifications are properly known, then those in the industry can even source the official part from Delhi, Chennai or wherever the parts get imported in to.
The (generics) aftermarket too might be available if the right people/repair shops are tapped into.
If the same model/device is listed on ebay, quickr, olx.. then it might be worth finding out from the seller if the screen is original and explore if it is worth scrapping it for parts and selling the remnants.