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Hi I switched on my Sony GRX616 Labtop today, and the screen flickerd then went really dark, it has remained that way. I can only access the pc via an external monitor, i think it maybe either the back light or even worse the LCD screen is screwed.
Anyone else have this problem or no of any possible solutions?
thanks Gofer
A LOT of people have had this problem.
The only thing to do is replace the inverter.
Which you can do yourself or get a trusted notebook repair place to do it for you.
How old was the notebook?
its around a year old,series GRX616SP but think its just out of the gurantee. I dont really care what it costs, as i really need this labtop working again as its for work. How difficult is it to do on yourself ? thanks Gofer
It's more fiddly than difficult.
Hopefully someone whos done this can give you a clearer picture.
It could be either the backlight or the inverter - try the cheapest first.
Dismantling the screen is pretty easy so long as you have a good set of miniature screwdrivers. I've just finished taking the screen on my Toshiba 3000 apart - the screen did exactly what yours did. I dismantled the whole display unit to get the part numbers and after I reassembled it, it lit up and has never been a problem since (touch wood).
All it takes is a little care and attention and you should be able to do the job without any problems.
Dismantling the screen is pretty easy so long as you have a good set of miniature screwdrivers. I've just finished taking the screen on my Toshiba 3000 apart - the screen did exactly what yours did. I dismantled the whole display unit to get the part numbers and after I reassembled it, it lit up and has never been a problem since (touch wood).

well hopfully will find a decent labtop repair shop tomorrow.
These things always happen when everything is closed! never on a weekday. Dont think I will rish trying to take the unti apart myself, just hope its either the backlight or the inventer.
Thanks to all for replying to this post.
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