To explain from the start,I've kinda made a shitty mistake,i've got a Toshiba Satellite A200,i've managed to ruin it's Lcd display testing another laptop a while ago,to the state that when i plugged the display back in the A200 it just gave a blink about 5 seconds after start(the blink is just a whiter tone of dark) then went blank.
But i recently got a new screen,plugged it in and it seemed to work.
I then tried to test another display cable(the cable that goes from the motherboard to the back of the Lcd panel ) and it was broken or something because after i powered up the laptop a bit of smoke came from the area in witch the Lcd is connected to the motherboard,i turned it off quickly,but when i used the old cable(the one that would work) the screen stayed black.
If you guys can please help me,even if with just hunches ,i would be so thankfull.
the model is ISKAE LA-3661P and the schematic is here: https://cdn.badcaps-static.com/pdfs/...6b0266e81e.pdf
1.Is the motherboard or display the broken part?the laptop still boots and the external works.
-Something to mention here is that the old broken display(the one that gave a blink then went black) still does that after the incident
2.will a new screen help?
Should i plug the broken cable back in to see exactly from what component the smoke is coming from?
But i recently got a new screen,plugged it in and it seemed to work.
I then tried to test another display cable(the cable that goes from the motherboard to the back of the Lcd panel ) and it was broken or something because after i powered up the laptop a bit of smoke came from the area in witch the Lcd is connected to the motherboard,i turned it off quickly,but when i used the old cable(the one that would work) the screen stayed black.
If you guys can please help me,even if with just hunches ,i would be so thankfull.
the model is ISKAE LA-3661P and the schematic is here: https://cdn.badcaps-static.com/pdfs/...6b0266e81e.pdf
1.Is the motherboard or display the broken part?the laptop still boots and the external works.
-Something to mention here is that the old broken display(the one that gave a blink then went black) still does that after the incident
2.will a new screen help?
Should i plug the broken cable back in to see exactly from what component the smoke is coming from?
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