So i've just finished prosounding a gameboy that i've been working on, and i've bent the LCD cable too much to the point where some of the wire has snapped internally. I've not seen anyone replace a ribbon cable on an LCD before. Has anyone here had experience with this?
I've cut up an old PC IDE cable and i'm planning on using that to solder the wire straight to the back PCB.
Here's a picture of my DMG after the ribbon failed:
Here's the ribbon (I know, i need to teach myself how to stop bending them to get them in!):
Do the vertical lines that can be seen in the first picture are due to a bad ribbon cable but the one that connects both PCB together?, or due to the ribbon cable at the side of the LCD, the fragile one?