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  • levesqu6
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    • Mar 2014
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    • United States
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    Dell 3007wfp vertical green line

    I'm looking at a Dell 3007wfp that is exhibiting a green vertical line across the screen. The screen will sometimes flicker and the screen will occasionally flicker to dimmer colors. From what my research has shown it is likely something to do with the TCON or tab bonds. How likely do you guys think this is fixable?

    the panel is a LM300W01 and heres the datasheet
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    • Rtech
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      • Jul 2010
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      Re: Dell 3007wfp vertical green line

      Probably the Screen panel that is faulty, replacement required I should imagine.

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