Lg M2362D white screen replace lcd display

[giammago]

Hello to everyone.
My friend gave to me this monitor/tv that turns on and goes completely white. You can't access any of the OSD menus or anything.
Before gave to me, He bringed it at LG assistance where they said to change the lcd display, but it was too expensive.
Looking to the suggestion of this wonderfull site I checked the pico fuse in the t-con board integrated in the siplay, but there is contimuity.
So i started looking on the net for a LM230WF1-TLA3 lcd display replacement with no great luck.
Hovever I found some used LM230WF1-TLA5 and LM230WF1-TLB3 at good price (especially tlb3).
I was wondering if these lcd replacement fits to my monitor.
I attach displays specs:
LM230WF1-TLA3
http://www.panelook.com/LM230WF1-TLA...eter_4962.html
LM230WF1-TLA5
http://www.panelook.com/LM230WF1-TLA...ter_13597.html
LM230WF1-TLB3
http://www.panelook.com/LM230WF1-TLB...eter_4964.html

according to specs the LM230WF1-TLB3 is very similar ti the LM230WF1-TLA3 (except antiglare surface) and the LVDS connector is equivalent according to LM230WF1-TLA3 datasheet

LCD connector(CN1) : GT103-30S-H23 LSC) , IS100-L30B-UJU)
Mating connector : FI-X30H and FI-X30HL (JAE) or Equivalent

Do you think they are compatible?
Thanks in advance

[budm]

Re: Lg M2362D white screen replace lcd display

I would try new T-CON board before replacing the whole screen, just make sure the P/N on the bar code matched what you have.

[momaka]

Re: Lg M2362D white screen replace lcd display

Before trying anything else, first they re-seating the LVDS connector several times. If this doesn't fix the problem, post some pictures of the t-con board. Sometimes, the fuse won't blow on these, but they can still have a fault.

Also, when the TV is turned ON, check what voltage is going to the fuse on the t-con board. It's usually 3V to 5V, but it can also be more (depending on the design). It would be silly if you changed the panel and then found that the new panel didn't work either because there was no power going to the t-con board.