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  • merkin
    Senior Member
    • May 2010
    • 57
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    question about panel replacement

    Just received a Dell ST2220Lc.

    Unfortunately it has a cracked screen.

    The panel is a made by LG LM215WF4(TL)(A1)

    I am searching for an inexpensive replacement, used or new.

    During the search I found this... h++p://www.ebay.com/itm/SAMSUNG-LTM215HT03-21-5-LED-LCD-Full-HD-Pull-Dell-ST2220-/110800661328?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item19cc3beb50#ht_1555wt_1026

    So Samsung made panels for this Dell model also.

    1. Does anyone know of any other panel manufacturers for this model?
    2. Or any other monitor manufacturers using these panels?

    Thanks in advance for the tips.
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