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    A1989 black screen

    Hi

    I have the same problem, black screen, but because there is a burn in the flat screen itself, is it possible to implant a direct connection wire?

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    #2
    The problem with backlight only I see mac logo

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      #3
      Use ipa alcohol and clean up each of these connectors. Some contacts are not clean on J0200. Clean up each and test again.

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        #4
        I am cleaning it but there are some burn on the line of backlight, so I need to repair it and need to know where the point is on the flat

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          #5
          You can certainly wire directly onto the SMD backlight connector(s) but you must be very good at soldering and with a steady hand. Double check your work to be sure there are no shorts to nearby connector pins. If there is a short, the high backlight voltage of 25-45 volts will enter the display low voltage pins and cause other damage.

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            #6
            Is it possible to clarify the location of the point where the connection will be made between the flat screen because I do not have data sheet

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              #7
              Hard to tell from the pics on which side of the cable is at fault. You are asking about the wiring of the cable that enters the display assembly? I think that you should be able to purchase replacement cables for the display assembly. You can check on Aliexpress.

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                #8
                I found the cause of the problem of the light not appearing on the screen of the device and there was a burn in the coil responsible for connecting 5 volts to the screen and I connected a light copper wire instead of the burned coil and the problem was solved Thank you who contributed with me to the topic
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                  #9
                  Well done (by those that still have great eyesight I would certainly use my 4k microscope to attempt this one.

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