Dodgy screen on dell 8600 latop

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Hi,

This is probably OT for this list, but I have tried a few others and got nowhere, so I thought I would try my luck on this list. Apologies in advance.

I have a dell 8600 (running FC5), which has developed a problem with the screen, in that from time to time the colours go odd (like its losing one of the red/green/blue signals). I've may have narrowed down the problem to hardware and not software, and a possible dodgy connection between the main unit and the lid, at the end inside the lid. However, I haven't gone any further since I don't want to take the lid apart without knowing what I am doing. Has anyone done anything similar ? I've googled around but not found any information on how to do this safely - Does anyone know of a resource I can look for this. Ideally a nice walk through with pictures :) ?

cheers Chris

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