3 Screens For 6700

[mikeymagic]

I have three good screens for the pocket pc6700 if any one is interested in them or one.

1st is brand new removed from the 8125 works perfectly with the 6700.. asking 65shipped
2nd one Looks brand new 0 to minor use asking 55 shipped
3rd one LCD is perfect the Digitaizer is a lttle scratched if yours looks better you can swap the digitaizer out easliy done looking for 30 shipped.

Will have photos of them all in a bit

looking to get some money for a New ppc6800 LCD and Digitizer haha will swap all three for a new LCD for 6800 lol.. broke mine

 

[~ lol im ashley/ashler~]

how easy is it to change the screens ive never done it but i need to on my 6700 the screen went white and looks like its water colors i can barely see the screen but it still works. and whats the difference between the screens u mentioned here. do u have any pics? what is a digitaizer.

 

[Sallad]

id be interested amoamare but im just looking for a lil help on what i posted above ^

 

[nightwalker21492]

Yours is quite possibly just a bad connection.. disasserable the phone and reconnect the screen before you buy a new one.

 

[hippyrocker]

sorry dont have internet connection right now... have to use my phone. anyway the digitize is the actual touch senstive part the little clear touch screen that sits on top of the lcd... there isnt a dfference in the lcRAB i have all work wonderfuly the only difference in the three is the wear on them like i said one is new one looks new and the other looks used but if your digitizer looks better then you can just simply swap them.

 

[dawgs3312]

still got the screens?

 

[Destiny K]

Try this link . I replaced my screen using this link, and it works perfectly. What I had to find out on my own was that in Step 10 (LCD), the ribbon cable connections on the 2nd pic nurabered 3 and 4, once you pull these out and put the replacement LCD screen in, there are black "flaps" (for lack of a better word) that have to be pushed back down to make the connection once you insert the ribbon cables to their connectors (this will make more sense once you actually replace your screen; you can also click on the first pic in step 10 to get a closer view of those flaps, already closed down on the ribbons before they are disconnected).

I am not on a whole lot, but you can email me at ale896 at yahoo if you need more help with this.