How much did u cost?

@Cullen Milo bruh this is a 4 year old comment about laptop repair why are you posting this???

You're welcome!

Thanks! The laptop in the video has the navy blue color option. Still works too!

KeisukeStudio Yes, this should work fine. All of the popular manufacturers of laptops source their screens from the same factories, so they are often interchangeable.

No matter whether the Dell laptop screen is LCD and LED compaq be?

KeisukeStudio As long as both screens have the same 40-pin connector in the same place and are the same resolution, you should be able to swap them out. They're actually all LCD screens, but they use LED backlights now instead of fluorescents (CCFLs). The easiest way to know if a screen has a CCFL backlight is if it has a 2-pin connector coming out from the bottom. If it doesn't, then the backlight is more than likely LED. To be sure of what you have though, what are the part numbers and revisions of both screens? The part number will have a "156" in it.

And I could friend, thanks for the help. If you served. Thanks again.

The replacement LCD screen used in the video was a Samsung LTN156AT02. Many other screens are also compatible, such as LP156WH2 (TL)(A1), N156B6-L0B and B156XW02 V.6. We no longer carry LCD screens, but if you search for any of these models, they should come right up from a few other sellers.

It's possible to use a 40-pin LED screen in place of a 30+2 pin CCFL LCD screen. Although we don't make or carry them, there are adapter cable kits available which can be used to do this. For basic laptop screens, Dell, HP and many others use a generic screen from the same sources, so they can often be swapped out for each other.

@@VIVOusthank-you! But I have one more doubt that will this method work vise verse..means is It possible to use ccfl screen in place of led screen?

@@alwinantony6312 You can use LED in place of CCFL, but CCFL can't be used in place of LED. One of the only exceptions to this is the Inspiron 1545 in the video, which has been offered with both types of screens, so it's possible to use a correct cable and inverter board to connect and power a CCFL screen. Since LED screens have a longer life and lower power requirements though, there's really not much reason to go to the trouble of converting to use the older style.

The Inspiron 1545 is 40-pin for the LED version shown, but the early version uses a 30-pin CCFL screen with an extra 2-pin cable for the backlight.

@1:37 was that the ribbon cable you disconnected from the screen? I need to disconnect the ribbon cable from the screen, so I can use it on an external monitor and be able to see BIOS.

The Inspiron 1545 laptops use 15.6" 16:9 screens. Early models have a CCFL backlight, but most use an LED backlight. Please be sure to check the part and revision numbers from your original screen to find the correct replacement, as there are many variations and frame designs for 15.6" screens.

celtobe9 The model shown in this video does not have a webcam. The replacement procedure is basically the same for all Inspiron 1545 laptops, with the only real difference being the screen used.

VIVO Thank's ....

If the back panel also needs to be replaced, remove the rest of the screws holding the hinges to the panel along with any wires. Then install the new part exactly the same as the old one with all wires and screws in the exact same locations.