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Panasonic BT-lh1700w screen repair

Jacek Zakowicz

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As Panasonic stopped supporting this monitor recently we offer screen repair and replacement for damaged monitors.
Like new performance guarantied, quick turn around.
Please contact us at the email below:thumbup:
 
just in case...

just in case...

I've got few inquiries but some of you might have missed it:thumbup:
 
I had a 1700 and still have a btlh2600 where the fan in the back blew in small bits of black foam from the case that now look like small black specks in the lcd. I know they are bits of something and not dead pixles because when I travel with the 2600 in my van from location to location I see it in a different position on the screen. I talked to panasonic and they said they are aware of the problem.

Do you have any experience in fixing this? This might be why the btlh1710 and 1760 don't have fans? hmmmm
 
dust specks.

dust specks.

I had a 1700 and still have a btlh2600 where the fan in the back blew in small bits of black foam from the case that now look like small black specks in the lcd. I know they are bits of something and not dead pixles because when I travel with the 2600 in my van from location to location I see it in a different position on the screen. I talked to panasonic and they said they are aware of the problem.

Do you have any experience in fixing this? This might be why the btlh1710 and 1760 don't have fans? hmmmm
Yes I've seen that happen on some LCDs. The panel is normally sealed off adequately by design. Most likely needs good cleaning...
 
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