Ideapad flex 14 screen

I'm looking for touch screen for my computer Lenovo ideapad flex 14 model name 29308
S/n QB07313953 P/N 59391127
Could you please help me to find new screen for my laptop
Regards

Hi Aneeq,
Welcome to Lenovo Community!
I’m sorry to hear the Touch Screen is not working as expected in your Flex 14. Hence, I would suggest you to perform the steps “How do I calibrate my pen and touch settings?” from the below link and let me know the findings.
Touch and pen calibration settings
Hope to hear back soon
Best Regards
Shiva Kumar
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