From your description the touchscreen is working but not the LCD screen.
You would need some tools that are appropriate enough to use to open the tablet so that it can be checked for any obvious damage to the systemboard. Hopefully it may just be a loose LCD flex cable connection on the systemboard.
Here are the ifixit [[Topic:Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 10.1]] guides, which may be of some help in showing how to open the tablet so that it can be inspected.
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If the systemboard appears to be OK (no cracks, loose components etc) and the LCD flex cable systemboard connection appears to be secure then most probably the problem is in the LCD screen.Although as a DIY repair all you can do is to temporarily replace the LCD screen to check if the problem was the screen or if it is in the systemboard if nothing is obviously damaged
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If the systemboard appears to be OK (no cracks, loose components etc) and the LCD flex cable systemboard connection appears to be secure then most probably the problem is in the LCD screen. Although as a DIY repair all you can do is to temporarily replace the LCD screen to check if the problem was the screen or if it is in the systemboard if nothing is obviously damaged
Faulty LCD screens cannot be repaired. They have to be replaced. Search online for ''Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 10.1 (insert model number of tablet) LCD screen t''o find suppliers of the ''correct'' LCD panel for the tablet
From your description the touchscreen is working but not the LCD screen.
You would need some tools that are appropriate enough to use to open the tablet so that it can be checked for any obvious damage to the systemboard. Hopefully it may just be a loose LCD flex cable connection on the systemboard.
Here are the ifixit [[Topic:Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 10.1]] guides, which may be of some help in showing how to open the tablet so that it can be inspected.
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If the systemboard appears to be OK (no cracks, loose components etc) and the LCD flex cable systemboard connection appears to be secure then most probably the problem is in the LCD screen.
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If the systemboard appears to be OK (no cracks, loose components etc) and the LCD flex cable systemboard connection appears to be secure then most probably the problem is in the LCD screen.Although as a DIY repair all you can do is to temporarily replace the LCD screen to check if the problem was the screen or if it is in the systemboard if nothing is obviously damaged
Faulty LCD screens cannot be repaired. They have to be replaced. Search online for ''Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 10.1 (insert model number of tablet) LCD screen t''o find suppliers of the ''correct'' LCD panel for the tablet
From your description the touchscreen is working but not the LCD screen.
You would need some tools that are appropriate enough to use to open the tablet so that it can be checked for any obvious damage to the systemboard. Hopefully it may just be a loose LCD flex cable connection on the systemboard.
Here are the ifixit [[Topic:Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 10.1]] guides, which may be of some help in showing how to open the tablet so that it can be inspected.
If the systemboard appears to be OK (no cracks, loose components etc) and the LCD flex cable systemboard connection appears to be secure then most probably the problem is in the LCD screen.
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LCD screens cannot be repaired. They have to be replaced. Search online for ''Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 10.1 (insert model number of tablet) LCD screen t''o find suppliers of the ''correct'' LCD panel for the tablet
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Faulty LCD screens cannot be repaired. They have to be replaced. Search online for ''Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 10.1 (insert model number of tablet) LCD screen t''o find suppliers of the ''correct'' LCD panel for the tablet
From your description the touchscreen is working but not the LCD screen.
You would need some tools that are appropriate enough to use to open the tablet so that it can be checked for any obvious damage to the systemboard. Hopefully it may just be a loose LCD flex cable connection on the systemboard.
Here are the ifixit [[Topic:Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 10.1]] guides, which may be of some help in showing how to open the tablet so that it can be inspected.
If the systemboard appears to be OK (no cracks, loose components etc) and the LCD flex cable systemboard connection appears to be secure then most probably the problem is in the LCD screen.
LCD screens cannot be repaired. They have to be replaced. Search online for ''Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 10.1 (insert model number of tablet) LCD screen t''o find suppliers of the ''correct'' LCD panel for the tablet
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From your description the touchscreen is working but not the LCD screen.
You would need some tools that are appropriate enough to use to open the tablet so that it can be checked for any obvious damage to the systemboard. Hopefully it may just be a loose LCD flex cable connection on the systemboard.
Here are the ifixit [[Topic:Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 10.1]] guides, which may be of some help in showing how to open the tablet so that it can be inspected.
If the systemboard appears to be OK (no cracks, loose components etc) and the LCD flex cable systemboard connection appears to be secure then most probably the problem is in the LCD screen.
LCD screens cannot be repaired. They have to be replaced. Search online for ''Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 10.1 (insert model number of tablet) LCD screen t''o find suppliers of the ''correct'' LCD panel for the tablet