The 12 display is a DS 800x600 (or whatever the mac resolution is).
Are the hinges loose? Major issues with wallstreets is the 2 cables that are along the hing to the LCD get cut bu broken hinges or bad placement.
To get to the cable you need to remove the keyboard and the bezel above the keyboard. There are 2 plugs one to the left and one to the right. Make sure they are in the sockets.
You can remove the display by taking those 2 plugs out, and taking the screws out of the back under the flip down cover (2 on each side, security start type screws). The display will then pull straight up.
If the cables are damaged you are out of luck (hard to find cheap), you will need to get another assembly or a parts donor.
A 14" LCD top will fit and work fine in that unit, and give you 1024x768 too.
Generally if the lines are straight across on the LCD its broken internally.
If you want a replacement screen I still have a 12" on the shelf (top half of a wallstreet), PM me for details.
Are the hinges loose? Major issues with wallstreets is the 2 cables that are along the hing to the LCD get cut bu broken hinges or bad placement.
To get to the cable you need to remove the keyboard and the bezel above the keyboard. There are 2 plugs one to the left and one to the right. Make sure they are in the sockets.
You can remove the display by taking those 2 plugs out, and taking the screws out of the back under the flip down cover (2 on each side, security start type screws). The display will then pull straight up.
If the cables are damaged you are out of luck (hard to find cheap), you will need to get another assembly or a parts donor.
A 14" LCD top will fit and work fine in that unit, and give you 1024x768 too.
Generally if the lines are straight across on the LCD its broken internally.
If you want a replacement screen I still have a 12" on the shelf (top half of a wallstreet), PM me for details.