Screen is blinking and very hard to see the picture.

First things first. Check that you properly inserted the display cable. Even if you did check again. If in fact you did damage the Display Data cable then you should not power on your iMac any longer because you could be sending voltage to places it’s not suppossed to go. Luckily the guys here @ifixit.com can get you a replacement and show you how to do it too.

iMac Intel 27" EMC 2546 & 2639 Display Data Cable

Reemplazo de la pantalla de iMac Intel 27 "EMC 2639

In my experience what you’ve shown in the pics looks more like a display issue instead of a cable but I’d first replace the cable! Happy fixing!

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@iheartmacs - I don't think the cable will help here ;-{

1 de abr. de 2019 - de Dan

@danj true. It doesn't help :(

10 de jul. de 2019 - de gehucka

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So I've changed the cable and still has the same issue. :(

Seems my screen are dead now. — gehucka
Nope, I would like to get a new 5k one.

there was no reason to buy a $700 display and sell my old iMac for $1100-1200 — gehucka

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I fear you damaged the display when you took it off. This can happen if you don’t use the correct tools and/or force things. You need to use iMac Opening Wheel to slice through the adhesive and you need to use Plastic Cards (two sets) to help isolate the display from the frame and following this guide Reemplazo de la pantalla de iMac Intel 27 "EMC 2639

At this point you’ll need a new display unit [producto vinculado inexistente o deshabilitado: IF174-035]