Thanks Salvador for the answer, yes, it is really a mess to do that conversion with the adapter that comes with the Kit, most likely it will damage the computer, someone on that site suggests finding an inverter for LED that is compatible and that is what I'll try, if not, I'll wait for the lamps.
Although if there is someone who suggests something else I will be attentive.
Thanks jochu73 for the answer, here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nv_uQhyeBO0 someone tried it with the same Kit and ruined the laptop, now I'm focusing on getting a compatible inverter for led, I know that the laptop is practically obsolete but I give it a sentimental value and it still works very well.
Well, it is seen that he used the original power cord when one was supplied to replace it. So it is not known if I made a wrong connection or was not compatible. Better wait for the CCFL kit to arrive. I would have chosen to look for used parts in premises that are dedicated to laptop parts.
Thanks mac22waiting, the plug of the kit is bigger than the laptop, impossible to connect, would touch solder, I leave you an image with what I thought you understand, please can you explain what color goes with which color, I would lose control of brightness but it doesn't really matter.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1zxjim6ax6o-iOXT1ilMxEyao_Xv-plVY/view?usp=sharing
No Sebastían, look at the mother's 6-pin socket as I am seeing it in your picture, do you see the "1" and the "6" in the silkscreen of the ends of the socket?
Well the red cable receives from the mother the power that can vary but is close to the input of volts that your laptop has if they are 19 because that is 12 because it is in battery because that.
Then you see that there is no cable because the LEDs require less current therefore you skip a place and you see in position three the yellow cable that is the enablement
then follow the white wire in position 4 there you have the brightness (PWM) and then follow a blank space without cable but in sixth position you have the GND mass and it is perfect.
Thank you very much mac22 waiting, now if I understand it thanks to your diagram, it shows that I am not technical, I just 'cacharreo', with respect to the connector of the Led kit is larger and the wires are also thicker, I would have to weld them to the 'wire rods' 'that reach the inverter of the' laptop 'or try to pass the wires of the Kit to the' plug 'of Vaio. I have another question: 32V 1.6A is printed on the inverter and on the adapter of the Kit it says 9-25V, wouldn't it be a problem?
Tomorrow I do the 'operation' to see how it turns out, I will be commenting.
9-25volts is the operating range if you connect with the charger you will have 19.5volts constant but if you leave only the battery then from 15, 13, 12, up to 9 volts you can use the inverter circuit then immediately turn off due to lack of battery charge. While 32volts at 1.6 amp is what it provides, less power consumption than the ccll and certainly much longer, as the 60 LEDs are located on a thin strip, they are grouped into approximately five groups of twelve LEDs each group so that a 32volts output source can feed all the LEDs of one, each led should shine
with approximately 3 volts and the five groups should consume a maximum of 1.6 amps. Taking into account what the ccfl consumes, this conversion represents an economical solution.
Hi mac22 waiting, I am trying to make the connection with the kit cables on the board and the truth is impossible, the pins are very large for the original cable connector, if I use the original cables is it possible to do damage ?, because I think that the connection of the original cables in the small connector of the kit if possible, I attach a couple of photos.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1ouBDOh3VoJhK6fFQIK_pqfVs9W4KRD0B/view?usp=sharing
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1pyXBGJ2KVcTSagzbiPa4yyv0aJ-IfAAZ/view?usp=sharing
You might want to keep the original cables that go to the original inverter ... no.
Maybe you are reversing the ends of the kit's new whip?
To avoid any damage you should clean the contacts of the original cable to leave only four conductors respecting colors to not match you.
Finally I had to use the kit cables, the original cable pins that go in the inverter are tiny and do not fit the kit, fortunately the pins of the small connector of the kit if they were attached to the original connector that is on the board, but Then at the other end the big ones followed, the best and only solution was to cut the wires of the 2 kits and then splice the ends, I leave you photos above the lit lamp and the connections, Now follow the assembly of the LEDs on the screen , when everything is ready I upload photos. Thank you very much mac22 waiting.
Those insulated joints with heat shrinkable spagetti otherwise you will sooner or later have a problem and tefelicito Mr. for the adaptation you made you will have somewhat less consumption for which the battery is grateful. A hug and I wait for the final photo!
It is very complicated to mount those LEDs on the screen but that's it, it was perfect, I had thought that the brightness control was lost but there it continues, only now it is inverse, when it increases low, and vice versa, oh and when it is only with the battery and the brightness varies (only when the brightness varies) the LEDs flash a little. I will assemble the laptop and in a while or tomorrow I upload a photo of the result, it seems new.
I want to thank you again for all the information you gave me, it is very pleasant to find people as kind as you, many, but thank you very much.
Thank you for having patience and faith. Everything you get with effort will be highly valued, you have earned it. Luck