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Just replaced LCD screen in Nav monitor!
If there is any interest, I could put together a DIY. To date, this seems to be the least expensive way to update the monitor screen. I am amazed at what I was putting up with. |
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please post the link to where you got this? i have an lcd that needs to be replaced.. lots of dead pixels on the nav lcd screen...
tia! |
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I used the company website address letting them know I needed this part. Sharp LQ065T9BR53U LCD screen Hongkong Eurotech Electronics Co.,Ltd Sales Manager: Cinderella Company website: www.eurotech-lcd.com Tel: +86 755 8395 4767 Cell: +86 134 8074 7113 Email: [email protected] [email protected] MSN: [email protected] Skype: LCD.Eurotech |
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NICE!!!! thanks!!!!
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Excellent. Thanks for the information!
When do you think you can post the pics from your cell in a DIY? Would appreciate it very much.
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How the hell did you find this??? Yes please post a thorough DIY with before and after pics if possible. Can you also post exact measurements (in millimeters) of the uninstalled LCD panel? I'm curious how much of it is covered by the bezel, etc. The size of the installed panel with bezel in place I know is:
163.0 mm diagonal 144.0 mm wide 79.0 mm tall (height) 16:9 orientation Awesome stuff. Last edited by X5 Meister; 05-05-2010 at 11:26 AM. |
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Just replaced LCD screen in Nav monitor!
Me too!
Great stuff!
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BTW, are you going to install a screen protector on it now?
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I was going to search for a solution to a failing Navi screen. I considered a replacement but it's borders on the expensive side. I would love for you to give us a little more information on your DIY. I would imagine it involves soldering and a little rewiring but that shouldn't be a problem. Please elaborate.
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i don't think this would require soldering. most lcd screens have a ribbon connector that goes into a clamp style slot (thats how they are on laptops, nintendo ds, and many other electronics devices).
i would imagine its just taking the head unit out, dissassembling the casing and unclamping the ribbon cable to remove the old lcd screen... when i get mine i'll take pictures for a write up as well. |
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