ACL Tab / ribbon cable repair. NEED HELP

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  • Icitte
    Senior Member
    • Aug 2011
    • 61
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    ACL Tab / ribbon cable repair. NEED HELP

    Ok, I was to in a hurry (maybe to drunk too) to repair my Sony Bravia 46'' that I bought for only 25 bucks

    So...the ACL Tab are now unbound.....any tips to repair it? or the TV is now junk?
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    • CapLeaker
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      • Dec 2014
      • 8352
      • Canada
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      Re: ACL Tab / ribbon cable repair. NEED HELP

      You're screwed with tab bonds taken off like that, unless you know someone that has a tab bond glueing machine, or find a panel

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