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ATPAZDB LP156WF4 15.6 inch FHD 1920x1080 IPS 60Hz 40 Pin laptop screen
A 15.6 inch IPS laptop replacement panel with 1920x1080 resolution, 60Hz refresh, 300 cd/m² brightness and a 40-pin connector
- Compatible ModelsLP156WF4(SL)(C1)
- Screen Size15.6 inch
- Screen ResolutionFull HD (FHD) 1920x1080
- FHD 1920x1080 resolution delivers crisp detail
- IPS panel provides wide viewing angles
- 6 inch diagonal fits compatible 15.6 laptops
- 60 Hz refresh supports smooth everyday visuals
- 40 pin connector matches LP156WF4 (SL)(C1) pinout
Screen compatibility and fit
This replacement panel is built to match the LP156WF4(SL)(C1) part number. It suits owners of laptops that originally shipped with this exact 15.6 inch Full HD IPS display. Buyers whose devices require a different connector, a higher refresh rate or a touch layer should look for an alternative part.
Deciding specification
The 40 pin video connector is the single detail that determines whether this screen will install and function. Verify that the original panel uses the same 40 pin interface before ordering.
Highlights
- FHD 1920x1080 resolution delivers crisp detail
- IPS panel provides wide viewing angles
- 6 inch diagonal fits compatible 15.6 laptops
- 60 Hz refresh supports smooth everyday visuals
- 40 pin connector matches LP156WF4 (SL)(C1) pinout
Specifications
| Part Number | LP156WF4(SL)(C1) |
|---|---|
| Compatible Models | LP156WF4(SL)(C1) |
| Screen Size | 15.6 inch |
| Screen Resolution | Full HD (FHD) 1920x1080 |
Questions about this item
What does the 40-pin connector limit in practice?
The 40-pin eDP connector carries the Full HD 1920x1080 signal at 60 Hz; it cannot support higher resolutions or refresh rates.
What physical space and mounting points does this 15.6-inch panel need?
It fits a standard 15.6-inch lid cavity with the bracket holes used by the LP156WF4(SL)(C1) chassis; no touch digitiser adds extra thickness.
How is the screen installed and which step is often missed?
Remove the bezel, disconnect the old 40-pin cable, fit the new panel, reconnect the cable, then test before reassembling — skipping the pre-assembly test is the common error.
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