Cheapest LCD Display?
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Cheapest LCD Display? What else to try?
Odometer display back light works but nothing shows on screen.
I took my cluster apart and cleaned my odometer LCD display connections, added some dielectric grease to them and still nothing.
wiggled the screen connected to the board to see if I could get anything and still nothing..
What is the voltage reading supposed to be on the circut board where the 6 pins connect?
Anything else I need to check out before I throw it in the trash and try to find another?
I took my cluster apart and cleaned my odometer LCD display connections, added some dielectric grease to them and still nothing.
wiggled the screen connected to the board to see if I could get anything and still nothing..
What is the voltage reading supposed to be on the circut board where the 6 pins connect?
Anything else I need to check out before I throw it in the trash and try to find another?
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Dielectric grease is an insulator not a conductive gel
Clean it real good with contact cleaner . scape ,burnish ,polish etc, Steel wool, anything to get corrosion off .
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Well... learn something new everyday! Lol
To clean inside the small 6 pin socket? The 6 pins will be easy to clean. But the 6 pin socket... WD40- to a small q tip- and finish with compressed air? Maybe?
To clean inside the small 6 pin socket? The 6 pins will be easy to clean. But the 6 pin socket... WD40- to a small q tip- and finish with compressed air? Maybe?
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I personally, would use a cleaner for electronics. CRC, or whatever you can get. Just to be safe. Q-tip would probably be fine, just make sure you blow it out with air like you stated. Don't want fuzzies getting jammed up in there. WD-40 is great for a lot of things, but it leaves a residue....something I'm not sure you want sitting on electrical connections.
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