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Old_school
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Username: Old_school

Post Number: 115
Registered: 04-2011

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Posted on Tuesday, August 23, 2011 - 12:05 am:   

T: The life of LCD is not in theory too long 3 to five years is what they predicted. But I have seen a lot older ones still doing fine. I am not familiar with this particular model, so don't shoot the messenger. The LCD have a trace circuit on the glass. The way the conduction is passed is either by a fixed flex ribbon or a conducting piece of what looks like white & black wafered rubber. The conduction of the rubber wafer can sometimes be revived by cleaning the rubber & glass LCD connections with isopropyl alcohol & cotton swabs & reassembled. To test the LCD, would require a 3vdc power source & carefully touching the traces on the glass display with the correct polarity. Check all your grounds & connections first.
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