A cracked panel, dead pixels, flickering, lines across the display or a screen that only works at certain angles makes a perfectly good laptop unusable. In most cases the rest of the machine is fine and only the panel or its cable needs replacing, which costs a fraction of a new device.
I source panels for all major laptop brands, matched to your exact resolution, refresh rate and finish, and I fit them myself anywhere in Tenerife. Hinges, bezels, webcams and display cables get checked at the same time, so the fault does not come back a month later.
I confirm whether the fault is the panel, the display cable, or the graphics chip before quoting, so you never pay for a screen when the real problem is elsewhere.
An external monitor test tells me in minutes whether the panel or the board is at fault.
Same resolution, brightness, refresh rate, and finish as the display your laptop shipped with.
Most repeat failures start at a worn hinge or a pinched cable. I fix those while the lid is open.
Panels are fragile and bezels break when rushed. I open, fit, and reseal with the right tools and fresh adhesive, so the lid closes flush and the display stays sealed against dust.
This is the repair I am asked for most, and the one that cannot wait: without a screen you do not have a phone. I replace glass and full display assemblies on phones and tablets, and I check the things most people never mention, that the touch layer responds exactly as it did, that the proximity sensor and front camera still work, and that the device is properly sealed when it closes.
If your phone has taken a hard knock or been in water, I open it and tell you what is actually going on inside before promising you anything. You get a fixed price for the screen, and an honest answer when the damage goes deeper than the glass.
Most screen damage starts small, with a hairline crack or a hinge that has begun to bind. Catching it early is the difference between a cheap fix and a full lid assembly.
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It depends on the panel. I confirm the exact model and give you a fixed price before ordering anything.
Yes. Flickering or angle-dependent faults are usually the display cable or hinge, which cost far less than a new panel.
I match resolution, brightness, refresh rate, and finish. Any difference is explained and agreed before I fit it.
If the panel is in stock, the same day. Sourced panels typically add one to two working days.
Often yes. If the rest of the machine is healthy, a new panel costs far less than replacing the whole device.
