Purchased a LG FHD LCD panel and broken.

Hello everyone, I am using T520 4242- RU2 model in Thailand. I tried to upgrade my LCD panel from 1366*768 to 1920*1080. I bought a panel in e-bay and I replaced by myself. After few months, it becomes yellowish color on white image. So I removed it and replace default one. Well, I would like to buy a new FHD panel again. Do you know which one is recommend? AUO or LG or Chimei or whatelse...?? if you have recommended P/N or FRU, could you let me know? thanks and best regards,
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Thanks again Tasurinchi
I checked it is "bingo" and brand new P/N:42T0764 FRU:42T0765.
confirmed with seller. So I already purchased it.
I just don't mind about even if seller will send me compatible one.
it's just like gamble. I believe my luck. :-)
This is very helpful forum for ThinkPad users.
I am so happy that I meet a nice person like you.
Now I have 2 units of ThinkPad. and they work good.
X100e dual core model with SSD + 4GB Ram
T520 4242RU2 i7-2720QM with SSD + 8GB Ram

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