Find Your Screen by Part Number
Find the right panel by part number
\nKoScreen matches replacement screens by the OEM panel label on the back of your original LCD — not only the laptop marketing name.
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\nPower down and unplug. Use a plastic pry tool to release the bezel, then carefully tilt the panel so you can see the back.
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\nLook for Model / P/N on the sticker (for example N156…, B156…, LP156…). Capture the full code and any revision.
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\nPaste the part number above. Before ordering, match size, resolution, refresh rate, eDP pin count, and touch vs non-touch.
\nWhat the label looks like
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\nBefore you order, confirm
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- Diagonal size \n
- Resolution \n
- Refresh rate (Hz) \n
- eDP pin count (30 vs 40) \n
- Touch vs non-touch \n
- Glossy vs matte / assembly vs bare panel \n
Browse by part number
\n\n Prefer a full catalog? Open the\n laptop screen part-number directory\n (4,900+ panel hubs). High-intent replacement hubs:\n
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- NV156FHM-N4H replacement laptop screen (15.6" FHD · also JMJGH / 92RCN) \n
- NV156FHM-N48 replacement \n
- B156HAN02.1 laptop screen \n
- LP156WHB replacement \n
- NT156WHM-N42 laptop screen \n
- N156BGA-EA3 replacement \n
- JMJGH laptop screen (Dell OEM) \n
Stuck? Email a label photo to [email protected] — we will confirm before you buy.
\n\n\n Full compatibility checklist\n ·\n How to read a laptop screen label\n ·\n All part numbers\n
\n\n\n Photos used under Creative Commons for this guide:\n step 1 — Siarhei Besarab (CC BY-SA 4.0);\n step 2 — Raimond Spekking (CC BY-SA 4.0);\n label close-up — tony_duell (CC BY 2.0).\n Cropped/resized for the web; licenses unchanged.\n
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