Another LCD vs Inverter Question
I am refurbing an old Macbook 2,1 (a1181) that had a cracked LCD. Despite the crack, the machined functioned and the LCD was receiving images, albeit unreadable for the most part, but it was fine with an external monitor.
I bought a used LCD on ebay and installed it last night.
The screen lights up to a medium grey, but no graphic output goes to the new screen. External Monitor still works fine.
I've tried the video cable that was provided with the LCD and the existing video cable. I've reset the PRAM and the SMC all with no results.
My view was that the inverter, cable, logic board are fine, since it lights the cracked LCD.
The provider believes the LCD to be tested as OK, but will take a return, but asked me to replace the inverter first. I have one ordered, but I don't believe it will fix it. I tried to read all the posts on this problem and tried the ones I could try.
Any suggestions?
Is this a good question?
4 Comments
John Barnhill, what are the last three digits of your serial number?
by oldturkey03
The last 3 of the serial number are wgm.
by John Barnhill
Does this look right :"
2.0 GHz Core 2 Duo (T7200)
Intro Date: November 8, 2006 Disc Date: May 15, 2007
Order No: MA701LL/A Model No: A1181 (EMC 2121)
Subfamily: Late 2006 Model ID: MacBook2,1
Std RAM: 1 GB Std VRAM: 64 MB
Std Storage: 120 GB (5400 RPM) Std Optical: 6X DL "SuperDrive""
by oldturkey03
Yes, that's the model.
by John Barnhill