Sorry for my late reply Om Arya. Since this was my older article I didn't notice. I would suggest to buy one of Kent Liew's recent repair E-books on LCD repair. If I'm correct there was a free edition about all sorts of LCD screen problems added to Volume 3. Maybe Jestine can advice you if it still is available with that extra volume on LCD added? Including how LCDs were manufactured that could help you solve your question. Repairing bad LC displays is always tricky and mostly ends in replacing them by a new one if the problem is not the Backlight. The type number of any LCD can be found at the back of it on a sticker. I hope this answer does help in solving your problem.

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I understand how you feel Robert. I had severe Back problems in the past very long years too until my Chiropractor helped me to get almost completely get rid of it. And I like playing a videogame occasional too, but it must have been for over 2 years now that I last played the Xbox360 game DEUS EX-Human Revolution (it is a terrific game but level PICUS BOSS is too damn hard!! Although I read how to beat that level, I still couldn't do it which is a shame because it keeps me from continuing this great game). In the meantime repairs keep me busy just like writing about them.

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Thanks Albert. I would need a leather sewing machine if I were trying to make money at it, but I just sew by hand. Since my back is messed up, I just do a little here and there. I just have my hobbies to give me something to tinker with because I can't stand to watch TV and play video games all day.

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I like your positive attitude Henrique!
Cheers.

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That's right, Albert. I also have one and I know that it's very handy. From now on, I'll call it as being terrific, too.

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Glad to hear you are doing okay Robert! I've read about people who were busy with Leatherworking on Instructables. I guess you need a special Sewing machine for that. Like
the one Shoemakers use? Sometimes I find interesting articles on Instructables
concerning Electronics projects there too.

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Just because it is so much easier to screw those hexagon Bolts with it
Henrique. It saves time and time is money as they say. And using plain old Pliers can damage the Bolts. You do not need a special T-Handle Hegagon
Wrench, but that is the only one I could find at the local store.

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Im not use hexagon wrench, I use pliers (loosen) and after philips screwdriwer continue ...

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