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| This come with horizontal line. Sometime it is ok when press the screen. |
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| The best solution is repair it or replace the screen. |
Friday, November 26, 2010
Common Problem for Laptop LCD screen
Trough my experience, The most common Laptop LCD screen is horizontal line or vertical line across the screen. One of the Laptop model with this problem come in to my shop is HP CQ40.
Tuesday, November 23, 2010
Some of the LCD monitor I repaired
Samsung LCD Monitor - the board need to repair
Reassemble the unit
Samsung 17" LCD monitor repaired - under test ok
Samsung 19" LCD monitor repaired and tested ok. The above LCD monitors come with no display problem.
Tuesday, October 19, 2010
MOBILE Hi Fi for sale
Brand: Tecnik
Features:
1. 2 x Microphone input jack
2. 2 x guitar in jack (for electric guitar)
3. FM Radio (analog)
4. Speaker out (to extend to other speaker)
Weight: about 5 kg
Condition: 2nd. but still working in good condition
Deal method:
1. Cash and Carry at Pusat Komuniti Bandar Tun Razak (near LRT BTR)~ day time
2. COD at Sungai Besi (LRT Sungai Besi) ~ night time
3. Pos Laju - add the postage cost. call me for detail.
Contact me @ 016-6606472 (016-660misa)
Thursday, April 15, 2010
Wednesday, April 14, 2010
Understanding Catridge Number
Finding the Cartridge Number
In order to get the cartridge number you need to open up your printer and get the cartridge out. The cartridge number is nearly always found on the outside of the ink or toner cartridge. The number is actually not always a number since it may also be mixed with letters. Examples of cartridge numbers are: 006R01011, 1369A009AA, LC01C and BCI10.
Decoding the Cartridge Number
Cartridge numbers may look slightly different in the ending compared to yours. Most often you can still use the cartridge for your printer.
Adding extra information to the basic cartridge number is something most larger printer brands do but it’s especially used by HP. The added extra letters might be combined together so that both extra letters indicating capacity, region and color are added to the end of the cartridge number.
Cartridge codes applicable to HP Printers
Below added extra letters are only applicable for HP cartridges.
Capacity Indication:
* xxxxA where A indicates that the cartridge is filled to its full capacity.
* xxxxD where D indicates that the cartridge is filled 50% of its capacity. Please not that this code is not used any more.
* xxxxG where G indicates that the cartridge is filled to ~30% of its capacity. Cartridges with this capacity were always only starter cartridges that were included in newly bought HP printers. Please not that this code is not used any more.
Regional Indication:
* xxxxE where E indicates that the cartridge is aimed for the European market
* xxxxEE where EE indicates that the cartridge is aimed for the UK market
* xxxxL where L indicates that the cartridge is aimed for the Latin American market
* xxxxN where N indicates that the cartridge is aimed for the North American market
* xxxxP where P indicates that the cartridge is aimed for the Asian-Pacific market
* xxxxW where W indicates that the cartridge is aimed for the Western hemisphere markets
* xxxxWL where WL indicates that the cartridge is aimed for the Mexico market
Cartridge codes applicable to All Printer Brands
Please not that it’s quite common for many printer brands to let the first initial set of cartridges following the newly bought printer to not be 100% filled to its capacity. The reason for this is of course to get you back to the shop to buy new ink or toner.
Color indication:
* xxxxBK / xxxxK / xxxxB where BK/K/B indicates that the cartridge is Black color cartridge
* xxxxY where Y indicates that the cartridge is Yellow color cartridge
* xxxxM where M indicates that the cartridge is Magenta color cartridge
* xxxxC where C indicates that the cartridge is Cyan color cartridge
Other letters that might be used:
* xxxxX might indicate different things depending on the context. Some ink stores like to put an extra ‘X’ letter in the end of the cartridge number to underline the compatibility of a HP or Lexmark cartridge ending with a ‘A’. HP toners might also sometime end with an ‘X’ to indicate that they are High-Yield cartridges which essentially translates to that they will last longer.
In order to get the cartridge number you need to open up your printer and get the cartridge out. The cartridge number is nearly always found on the outside of the ink or toner cartridge. The number is actually not always a number since it may also be mixed with letters. Examples of cartridge numbers are: 006R01011, 1369A009AA, LC01C and BCI10.
Decoding the Cartridge Number
Cartridge numbers may look slightly different in the ending compared to yours. Most often you can still use the cartridge for your printer.
Adding extra information to the basic cartridge number is something most larger printer brands do but it’s especially used by HP. The added extra letters might be combined together so that both extra letters indicating capacity, region and color are added to the end of the cartridge number.
Cartridge codes applicable to HP Printers
Below added extra letters are only applicable for HP cartridges.
Capacity Indication:
* xxxxA where A indicates that the cartridge is filled to its full capacity.
* xxxxD where D indicates that the cartridge is filled 50% of its capacity. Please not that this code is not used any more.
* xxxxG where G indicates that the cartridge is filled to ~30% of its capacity. Cartridges with this capacity were always only starter cartridges that were included in newly bought HP printers. Please not that this code is not used any more.
Regional Indication:
* xxxxE where E indicates that the cartridge is aimed for the European market
* xxxxEE where EE indicates that the cartridge is aimed for the UK market
* xxxxL where L indicates that the cartridge is aimed for the Latin American market
* xxxxN where N indicates that the cartridge is aimed for the North American market
* xxxxP where P indicates that the cartridge is aimed for the Asian-Pacific market
* xxxxW where W indicates that the cartridge is aimed for the Western hemisphere markets
* xxxxWL where WL indicates that the cartridge is aimed for the Mexico market
Cartridge codes applicable to All Printer Brands
Please not that it’s quite common for many printer brands to let the first initial set of cartridges following the newly bought printer to not be 100% filled to its capacity. The reason for this is of course to get you back to the shop to buy new ink or toner.
Color indication:
* xxxxBK / xxxxK / xxxxB where BK/K/B indicates that the cartridge is Black color cartridge
* xxxxY where Y indicates that the cartridge is Yellow color cartridge
* xxxxM where M indicates that the cartridge is Magenta color cartridge
* xxxxC where C indicates that the cartridge is Cyan color cartridge
Other letters that might be used:
* xxxxX might indicate different things depending on the context. Some ink stores like to put an extra ‘X’ letter in the end of the cartridge number to underline the compatibility of a HP or Lexmark cartridge ending with a ‘A’. HP toners might also sometime end with an ‘X’ to indicate that they are High-Yield cartridges which essentially translates to that they will last longer.
Tuesday, March 23, 2010
HP Q2612A Compatible Remanufactured Toner
Remanufactured Toner Catridge suitable for Printer model:
HP 1010/1012/1015/1018/1020/1022/3015/3020/3030/3052/3055.
Canon LBP-2900 / 3000
Sale Price / Unit: RM 95.00 (Firm)
Shipping Fee
Peninsular : RM10
Sabah,Labuan : RM20
Sarawak : RM20
Shipping Weight : 2-3kg
Shipping Method : POS Laju
Ship To : Within Malaysia
Payment Method : Maybank / Maybank 2U, ATM / Bank In
Please call/sms to me before you order because I have to check stock fist.
@ 016-6606472 (016-660MISA)
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