LCD Flex Cable for LG Mako

The LCD Flex Cable / Patta in your LG Mako is the ribbon cable that carries all display signals — image data, backlight power, and timing signals — from the motherboard connector to the LCD panel. When it is torn, kinked, or has a damaged connector end, the LCD panel cannot receive signals correctly — causing flickering, image corruption, or a completely blank display on your LG Mako even when the panel itself is undamaged.

If the display issue began after a drop or after a repair that involved handling the display flex cable — particularly if the flex was kinked or bent sharply during the process — the flex cable is the first component to inspect. A technician can also test by temporarily substituting a known-good flex cable on your LG Mako to confirm whether the fault follows the cable or the panel.

Yes. The connector types at each end, cable length, signal trace layout, and routing path are all model-specific. This listing is designed for LG Mako only. Using a flex from a different model will not connect correctly and risks damaging both the panel and the motherboard connector.

It is a moderate repair requiring the phone to be opened, the old flex carefully disconnected from both the motherboard connector and the LCD panel, and the new cable seated correctly at both ends. No soldering is required. Professional tools and care are recommended to avoid damaging the ZIF connector locking mechanisms on your LG Mako.

Yes — a 7-day replacement warranty covering manufacturing defects is included. An unboxing video is mandatory for all warranty claims. Flex cables showing physical damage from improper installation are not covered under warranty. For more information, check out SAHII's Return Policy.