Greetings,
Our Lenovo Tab 4 was recently dropped, shattering the screen. As far as I could tell, the LCD underneath was fine, just the touchscreen was shattered.
Since they're easier to buy as a bundle, I went ahead and purchased a replacement LCD and digitizer, and I've been able to disassemble the tablet to the point that I can attach the replacement parts. However, while the tablet turns on, makes noise and I can see the backlight on the LCD turn on, there is no display. Out of curiosity, I reattached the old LCD and also get no display, only the backlight. What are the chances both the old and new displays are broken? Slim to none, I would think. The replacement LCD did not come with a flex cable, so I am using the old one. Could it be the cable?
I just don't want to sink anymore money into purchasing additional parts (another cable), if it's possible we are out of luck here and I've perhaps screwed up the repair. Any suggestions on where the failure could be are most appreciated.
Thank you.
Our Lenovo Tab 4 was recently dropped, shattering the screen. As far as I could tell, the LCD underneath was fine, just the touchscreen was shattered.
Since they're easier to buy as a bundle, I went ahead and purchased a replacement LCD and digitizer, and I've been able to disassemble the tablet to the point that I can attach the replacement parts. However, while the tablet turns on, makes noise and I can see the backlight on the LCD turn on, there is no display. Out of curiosity, I reattached the old LCD and also get no display, only the backlight. What are the chances both the old and new displays are broken? Slim to none, I would think. The replacement LCD did not come with a flex cable, so I am using the old one. Could it be the cable?
I just don't want to sink anymore money into purchasing additional parts (another cable), if it's possible we are out of luck here and I've perhaps screwed up the repair. Any suggestions on where the failure could be are most appreciated.
Thank you.