DM-15L Display

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(06-20-2022 08:09 PM)emece67 Wrote:  Wondering now if the same method will also fix original hp Voyager LCD displays.

Generally speaking, no it won't. The most likely problem you have with an original Voyager LCD is a black spot along the edge where the LCD was broken and the material has leaked. This is permanent damage and cannot be repaired, the only choice is to replace the LCD with one from another Voyage of the same vintage (easiest way to tell is the battery compartments have the same contact types).

The technique with the oven applies to a specific potential mfg issue used on the LCD components used, and such heating is not a general purpose solution for other kinds of issues.

But thanks for providing clear evidence it works, this will help boost the courage of other owners to try the procedure. It would be ideal if you could explain the exact take-apart procedure and settings (how hot, how long to leave it in, etc.) you used.