Elo Touch Solutions 1991L 19" Open-Frame Touchscreen Monitor
- 19"
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A 14.0" Wide WXGA N140B6-L02 Rev C1 C.1 LED laptop display panel for screen replacement
This 14.0 inch WXGA LED panel is a brand new replacement component for compatible laptops. It carries the part number N140B6-L02 Rev C1 C.1 and is supplied in protective packaging. The screen is intended for owners or repair technicians who need to restore a damaged or faulty display.
Compatibility depends on matching this exact part number to the original screen installed in the laptop. Different revisions or similar model numbers may have different connectors or pinouts and will not fit. Verify the part number on the existing panel before ordering to ensure the correct replacement.
| Model | Laptop screen |
|---|---|
| Features | 14" |
The 14.0 inch diagonal matches the standard housing for this screen size, so it fits the existing bezel and hinge mounts without modification.
The panel connects through the standard laptop display cable for this model, which carries the video signal and backlight power within the design limits of the original chassis.
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