Description
Complete Screen Assembly for Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 P600 -Black
Need a replacement Screen Assembly for Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 P600
This is a replacement for Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 P600,when you have a damaged,broken ,cracked screen,you need it to replace.This goods included :LCD screen + Touch screen.
Often correct the following problems:
- Cracked or malfunction LCD Display
- Broken or dim LCD Display
- Broken screen
- Insensitive touch screen
Compatible with:
Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 P600
How to tell which Screen part you need for the Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 P600:
- LCD Only: If the image under the glass is broken and the touch panel is NOT then you only need an LCD.
- Touch Panel aka Digitizer: If the top touch panel or aka glass top is cracked or broken but the image under it is fine then you only need the Touch Panel.
- Complete Screen with Touch Panel and LCD: If the top touch panel is broken and the lcd image is either black liquid or cracked you need a complete screen.
Warranty Information
2 Reviews
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Very good, but pay attention to the contacts
Substitution of the LCD+Touch assembly was quite straightforward, but I admit to be an experienced repair guy. The only thing I needed to fix on the new part was one of the touch screen connectors: a "Quality Check" mark was stamped right on the gold plated contacts, right where it's supposed NOT to be. Cleaning with IPA easily fixed the problem; luckily I discovered it before putting everything back together with tape! General advice: perform a functional check BEFORE reassembly. Once everything was fixed, the final result was as good as new.
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Digitizer & LCD screen combined
Initially I had a cracked digitizer but the tablet was still working. I decided to a DIY replacment of the digitizer £25 but found it difficult to replace and subsequently cracked the LCD screen - oops! Ordered a complete unit it, being digitiser & LC, it came after a while but undamaged and well packed although at £135 not cheap. I fitted the unit but it did not work? I fiddled with it but one of the securing tabs that hold the wiring tabs to the main board eventually refused to lock. It now lies in a box and I am currently mulling over my next move seeing that a repair may bring the total cost for repair close to that of a new Tab. I put my failure down to inexperience and my advice is to put your Tab for repair with someone who has experience, or chuck it in the bin and buy a new one!