How can I know my MacBook Pro 2015 13" LCD model number?

aangvento wrote:

I have a broken screen and would like to replace it, but I want to be sure I am buying the right screen. How can I see the model number of the display, or who manufactured it?

I have tried using the following command in the terminal after installing the developer tools for the terminal:

ioreg -lw0 | grep « EDID » | sed « /[^<]*</s/// » | xxd -p -r | strings -6

But I only got this as a reply:

zsh: bad pattern: /[^

grep: EDID: No such file or directory

grep: »: No such file or directory

Anyone got the same problem? How did you get around it?

Yes that command line is old bash command, and 'yours ' does not look quite right anyway. Garbage in, garbage out...

compare yours here and the one under it:

ioreg -lw0 | grep « EDID » | sed « /[^<]*</s/// » | xxd -p -r | strings -6

ioreg -lw0 | grep "EDID" | sed "/[^<]*</s///" | xxd -p -r | strings -6

For your zsh—

You can simply 'knock the back part off' and get what you are looking for, copy and paste:

ioreg -lw0 | grep "EDID" | sed "/[^<]*</s///" | xxd -p -r

Not pretty but it works—

Look at the second line to see which manufacturer made your display. If it starts with LP then you have an LG display. The Samsung displays start with LSN

ex. LP160WT1-SJA1

aangvento wrote:

First of all, thank you!

I do, however, still have some problems. I am using an external monitor once the screen is cracked, and I realised I have to press enter when the monitor is disconnected and then connect again to see the result (in case someone in the future has this problem).

That would be a problem

Are you sure this your way forward—

reference Part #:  661-02360

For do it yourself see the following— link

The output I see from the command line on my 16" MBP is as follows:

PT?P??7 Y??Color LCD

   ?py???(LP160WT1-SJA1

 DCN936301FHLP0J7Z

     ?)??:&i! {

                 ?$D?+?;?R?sJ??????%