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Title: Malfunctioning Touch Screen
Post by: ryuheixys on April 04, 2008, 07:39:00 pm
Do you know of anyway/anywhere that a new SL-6000 screen/touchscrren/backlight unit can be purchased?  I've read that the e800 from toshiba has a very similar unit and may even be the same unit.
I've read a few claims that such is the case: http://www.depega.net/MobaE/E068_02.htm (http://www.depega.net/MobaE/E068_02.htm) (these guys claimed the size and the cable locations were the same)
or if you know of any genuine source for this part, please let me know.
Title: Malfunctioning Touch Screen
Post by: ryuheixys on April 04, 2008, 10:10:27 pm
I actually got pretty desperate so I tried ordering the LCD for e800.  I hope it works.  It has a very similar part number: ls040v7dd02   (SL-6000 is ls040v7dd01)
I'm hoping that the only difference is between who uses it in the end (toshiba vs sharp)
Title: Malfunctioning Touch Screen
Post by: speculatrix on April 06, 2008, 06:54:34 pm
on my website there's a close-up of the tosa's LCD part numbering, hope that helps, not sure if it shows enough of the LCD cable to indicate what you want?
Title: Malfunctioning Touch Screen
Post by: TRIsoft on April 15, 2008, 05:49:16 am
Hi ryuheixys,
Quote from: ryuheixys
... you know of any genuine source for this part, please let me know.
sure, no problem.
Source is Sharp spare parts center.
Part number is VVLS040V7DD01 for the complete display unit (backlight,
display, touchscreen).
Only the unit is available, you can't get f.e. only the touchscreen part.
Price is about 270 EUR plus VAT.

Crossing fingers, that the part you ordered will work.

///TRIsoft

Marc Stephan
Title: Malfunctioning Touch Screen
Post by: speculatrix on April 15, 2008, 06:13:24 am
I just remembered, I found that Hero Electronics in the UK could in theory source the part, but they estimated a price and it was far more than the Z 6000 was worth. I also recall now that Guylhem had a spare display, might be worth trying to contact him.