@@orientmob Go on eBay and do a search for "adhesive lcd polarizing film." There should be at least 100 listings. You may need high temperature LCD film, depending on how hot your MPC gets. But I used the regular film. I have not had any problems.
Thanks for this. Saved myself a very expensive repair. I used 99% alcohol for the cleaning. Ordered a new polarized film and it looks great! Cost me less than $7.00 dollars.
great news brotha! care to share the link to polirizer? i am in europe and ordering a screen from US is almost twice the price , so i am contemplating to attempt to repait the screen myself
I've just done this today june 9th 2024, using wd40 with precaution, and in 5 minutes I got it all set up and a screen like new!! Thank you very much! Life saver! and 300 Euros saved!
Oh! and my polarizer film I got from amazon let me choose between classic yellow and blue depending how I positioned it. I chose blue, more contrast overall
@@maschinelab8598 great to hear about your success! what exact polirizer did you get and did you cut it to size to feel the screen? what kind of WD40 did you use? did you warm up the screen with a hair driyer for example to help to melt the gue? any tips ?
Fixed my 2000xl! But I also got a couple of white lines, not sure what went wrong. I'd suggest to better use some plastic tool instead of the razor blade ;) Thanks for the tip!
Does anybody have advice (or good experiences) with repairing the lines issue? Is there something that can be done with the ribbon cable to repair the full function? I have succeeded with the Polariser glue issue .. and have another MPC I'd like to tackle as well, but I need to fix the lines issue to truly get it back to a nice clear screen display again. Many thanks !
So far from what I have seen the film is pretty universal. In some cases (depending on the film) when you spin the film and or rotate it you get a different effect like the numbers showing up black rather than white or vice versa.
Did you end up trying it? Mine is having the same issue and I'm deciding if it's worth the risk of messing up the ribbon cable and getting lines like that. Also I think i'd try using hand sanitizer to rub away the glue instead of scraping. Any insight would be dope!
@@Throwboy If you f^^% up the wires, you can easily repair them by recreating the wire connections with a metallic conductive substance or sending the ribbon wires to a shop. Both are cheaper than buying that bs expensive af mpcstuff aftermarket screen
yea its the same display. ive done this on several displays and it works everytime. just use 99%alcohol to loosen the crystallized glue until you get to the screen. dont mind using your nails thats actually the fasted method since theres so many layers to get through. ur gonna have to apply alcohol a good 20 times
What type of glue did you use to apply the new polarizer screen?
I need this answer too and where I can get the polarisation film?
@@orientmob Go on eBay and do a search for "adhesive lcd polarizing film." There should be at least 100 listings. You may need high temperature LCD film, depending on how hot your MPC gets. But I used the regular film. I have not had any problems.
Thanks for this. Saved myself a very expensive repair. I used 99% alcohol for the cleaning. Ordered a new polarized film and it looks great! Cost me less than $7.00 dollars.
Flawless tutorial! Just did mine. Cost $11 at Amazon for the film and 45min time on my day off while I watched a movie. Saved $170. Right on!
Can you send me the link for the exactly film?
great news brotha! care to share the link to polirizer? i am in europe and ordering a screen from US is almost twice the price , so i am contemplating to attempt to repait the screen myself
@ NEEWER 2PCS Linear Polarizing Film with 0° Line, High Transmission Cuttable A4 8.3" x 11.7" Polarizer Sheet Polarized Filter for LCD Monitor Screen Repair, Optical Analysis, Physis Education, FL-35
Amazon
@ NEEWER 2PCS Linear Polarizing Film with 0° Line, High Transmission Cuttable A4 8.3" x 11.7" Polarizer Sheet Polarized Filter for LCD Monitor Screen Repair, Optical Analysis, Physis Education, FL-35
Amazon
@@aldraias1are these a few dollars a sheet?
Or I saw some other listing for much more, like $20 per sheet?
I've just done this today june 9th 2024, using wd40 with precaution, and in 5 minutes I got it all set up and a screen like new!!
Thank you very much! Life saver! and 300 Euros saved!
Oh! and my polarizer film I got from amazon let me choose between classic yellow and blue depending how I positioned it. I chose blue, more contrast overall
@@maschinelab8598 great to hear about your success! what exact polirizer did you get and did you cut it to size to feel the screen? what kind of WD40 did you use? did you warm up the screen with a hair driyer for example to help to melt the gue? any tips ?
Sprichst du deutsch ? Wegen € ?
@@deinemutteraberdieechte6815 No, I'm from Spain
@@deinemutteraberdieechte6815 No, I'm from Spain
Thank you brother! For getting str8 to the issue..You didn't try to talk us to death or be a comedian
Fixed my 2000xl! But I also got a couple of white lines, not sure what went wrong. I'd suggest to better use some plastic tool instead of the razor blade ;) Thanks for the tip!
Keen to know if you ever worked out how to restore the missing lines issue
Man thank you so much
My screen looks like yours. Will try this later this week !
Gonna try this on my XL, thanks for the upload !
Wow thanks! I'll do this to my mpc too
Man original owner you gotta know every inch of it KOOL.
At the end you talked about fixing the flex lcd ribbon cable...do you know where to source that cable? or what's your process to fix it?
I would also love to know how to improve the appearance of lines.. if there is something I can do on the ribbon cable or so?
Awesome video. Gonna give this a try.
OMG, amazing work fam!
respect
Does anybody have advice (or good experiences) with repairing the lines issue?
Is there something that can be done with the ribbon cable to repair the full function?
I have succeeded with the Polariser glue issue .. and have another MPC I'd like to tackle as well, but I need to fix the lines issue to truly get it back to a nice clear screen display again.
Many thanks !
Great video. Can anybody comment, is there anything special about the film is it like the gameboy one?
So far from what I have seen the film is pretty universal. In some cases (depending on the film) when you spin the film and or rotate it you get a different effect like the numbers showing up black rather than white or vice versa.
I got the 8 outs and the blue screen, i have 0 problems
A yo gotta sub & lik cause we hardware like minded, good job on saving a bit more time. Believe the DPS-12 screen will work also on it.
Thanks for this video. I thought I was scraping too much off. What type of glue did you use to apply the new polarizer screen?
4:58 bruh lmao
I imagine using a plastic spudger instead of a razor blade will reduce the risk of scratching the screen. You seem to have pulled it off though.
Good vid, def gonna give this a try. Did you apply a “polarizer film”? If so where did you get that?
Did you end up trying it? Mine is having the same issue and I'm deciding if it's worth the risk of messing up the ribbon cable and getting lines like that. Also I think i'd try using hand sanitizer to rub away the glue instead of scraping. Any insight would be dope!
@@Throwboy If you f^^% up the wires, you can easily repair them by recreating the wire connections with a metallic conductive substance or sending the ribbon wires to a shop. Both are cheaper than buying that bs expensive af mpcstuff aftermarket screen
hi,,,a question,, its the same procedure on 2000xl?
yea its the same display. ive done this on several displays and it works everytime. just use 99%alcohol to loosen the crystallized glue until you get to the screen. dont mind using your nails thats actually the fasted method since theres so many layers to get through. ur gonna have to apply alcohol a good 20 times
@@Handobolo What type of glue did you use to apply the new polarizer screen Please ?
Faaaaaaaaaaaak I'm pissed..I spent 175 and threw away a perfectly working screen