Yes and no, generally you can order the replacement using the notebook model, but to be 100% sure you need to provide the part number and or serial/model number of the display to the seller so he can send you the correct part, this data is normally printed on a sticker on the back of the lcd display panel.
good luck!
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Hello steamgifts community!
My girlfriend has a VAIO E Series and she broke the screen and it needs to be replaced.
Since the warranty is void and taking it to a computer shop may turn out to be too expensive i was thinking of resolving the issue myself. But i need a bit of help to get started...
Replacing the screen seems easy (based on a youtube video) but i'm a bit confused about ordering the display. Do I need to dismantle the laptop first to check the reference on the back or are the screens all the same to the specific model?
Thank you in advance (and pardon any language mistakes).
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