We managed to save seven LCD's from the landfill today! Phew! Now I gotta order MORE CAPS! 
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Priceless feeling, my friend. I know how you feel. Congratulations.Originally posted by xtraelectronicsWe managed to save seven LCD's from the landfill today! Phew! Now I gotta order MORE CAPS!
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Put together a 42" LCD from two, one brain dead and other one smashed LCD at tv shop. Both are different brands (toshiba & Sanyo but LCD is compatible)
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Real sense of accomplishment for sure. Thats awsesome, Wizard! Make something useful out of what would normally go to the dump. I like to do that as much as possible.Comment
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Hello everyone,
What software do you guys recommend me to manage my repair projects and customers?
Is there any free or opensource solution or I should stick to using Excel until I can invest into a proper software?
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Hi all
I s there a list of must have charging IC in repair shop. versions you must have in stock?
I mean the most "popular" / widely used in laptops.
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