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I don't know that you would want to do this yourself as it would involve
the complete removal of the screen from it housing.  I removed the screen
for the Powerbook, then the back off the screen without breaking anything,
but when I saw that the cable that needed to be replaced went all the way
to the front of the screen, I felt that enough was enough.  Also getting
the screen back on the Powerbook correctly  is tricky.
$50.00 in labor is not that bad.


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>> I suggest that you have a Apple Service provider check the ribbon cable
>> that connects the screen to the powerbook.  I just had to have mine
>> replaced on my 5300c.  The cable is folded in the middle of the screen
>> section to make a turn, and after about 2 years mine gave out.  I took the
>> machine apart to see if it was a loose connecter, and by flexing the cable
>> I made it fail complelely. All and all if its that it's not too expensive
>> a fix (cost me $125.00,  the cable is about $70.00), 
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>Eek!  If the cable's gone, it should be possible to replace it *much*
>cheaper than that.
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>Rowland.
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