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Took my Lenovo (G50-40) to my repairer to help me fix and screw my laptop hinges

Everything was fine and okay on the laptop but the hinges
On getting there the next day to collect my screen back, he had fixed the hinges but now my screen wont come on
been a week now, and he's been trying different things, all to no avail

What could he have done wrong and how can it be resolved
any laptop repairer in the house, even if i need to pay for your services
better than getting a new laptop in this hard times

Please come to my rescue and help revive my laptop

Thanks in anticipation

engrrichie92:
Took my Lenovo (G50-40) to my repairer to help me fix and screw my laptop hinges

Everything was fine and okay on the laptop but the hinges
On getting there the next day to collect my screen back, he had fixed the hinges but now my screen wont come on
been a week now, and he's been trying different things, all to no avail

What could he have done wrong and how can it be resolved
any laptop repairer in the house, even if i need to pay for your services
better than getting a new laptop in this hard times

Please come to my rescue and help revive my laptop

Thanks in anticipation

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One or two precautions must be adhere to when replacing a laptop's screen... 1. an Engineer must take out the battery ... 2. discharge the laptop static current... 3. make sure he doesn't wear any metal on the finger during the process... 4. avoid any screw falling on the Motherboard... 3. taping the clip of the Wi-Fi cable if it's not connected on the Wi-Fi card... etc. @op if the laptop powers and the screen is also ok then 5v needs to get to the screen (don't ask me how coz it's not your job)... if the laptop doesn't power then the MB is shortten... all these highlighted precautions are based on my years of experience so just take it to a competent Engineer. Peace.