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Originally Posted by jackastor
The screen is damaged it's not from static electricity either. It's very clear that's a broken screen.. again. The problem here is the assumption it was damaged by the X-ray machine/ belt. I have seen many broken screens similar to what is in the photo. The simple fact is it was probably miss handled by the original owner at some point or by rough handling of the inspector at the inspection point.
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Where exactly do you see evidence of a broken substrate (which is what I take "broken screen" or "damaged screen" as meaning) in those pictures? To me it's clearly an electronics/controller fault as all the lines I see are straight. Any broken substrate I've ever seen has at least one curved or diagonal line, and part of the screen that no longer update. I don't see either of those things evident on this screen. What I do see is STRAIGHT lines and a screen that changes over the whole thing but is messed up. That screams controller/electronic issues rather than a broken substrate. The one picture of the book cover has curved lines, but from what I can see those are from the actual picture rather than an artifact on the screen.