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Kenwood Tm-v7 Display 'line'
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328X1
May 21, 2009, 1:35:23 PM5/21/09
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Have one of these in for reported problems. Have resolved most. I'm
aware the early units have a common display issue; in that a unwanted
line or lines appear on the display. Does anyone know, exactly, the
root cause of the problem. Some insight may help formulate a less
costly repair procedure. The display is a flourescent type display.
I'm quite versed on display faults [and repair techniques] related to
LED/LCD type screen displays. I've not dealt with this particular
problem, till now. Replacement displays are cost prohibitive.
Especially if the problem lies elsewhere, other than the actual display
part.
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328X1
Steve
Jun 18, 2009, 8:38:21 PM6/18/09
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I have heard that kenwood either will change the display or send you the
part for free.
Don' remember which but call them!
Good Luck, 73
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part for free.
Don' remember which but call them!
Good Luck, 73
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edensconsul...@gmail.com
Sep 20, 2012, 6:08:28 AM9/20/12
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as i understand it, the adhesive between the ribbon cable and the lcd itself and the cable and the pcb is contaminated and needs to be removed and replaced with a conductive adhesive as used in the ribbon cable repair in ipod touches
I will be trying this method soon, lining back up the cable i think will be the bigest task aside from removing the cable without damage.
I will be trying this method soon, lining back up the cable i think will be the bigest task aside from removing the cable without damage.
Michael Black
Sep 21, 2012, 9:24:16 PM9/21/12
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WHoever posted is long gone by now. Don't reply to old messages, even if
google buggishly allows it. They need to fix that.
If you want to discuss an issue, start a new thread, rather than resurrect
an old one. Nobody knows what you are talking about (you didn't even
quote the message you are replying to), and the only reason I know what's
going on is because people replying to old posts via google is now an
ongoing problem.
Michael VE2BVW
mrm.a...@gmail.com
Jun 17, 2015, 11:33:47 PM6/17/15
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On Thursday, September 20, 2012 at 3:08:28 AM UTC-7, edensconsul...@gmail.com wrote:
> as i understand it, the adhesive between the ribbon cable and the lcd itself and the cable and the pcb is contaminated and needs to be removed and replaced with a conductive adhesive as used in the ribbon cable repair in ipod touches
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> I will be trying this method soon, lining back up the cable i think will be the bigest task aside from removing the cable without damage.
yes, I'm posting this three years after you posted yours, but I'm wondering if you had any success ??
> as i understand it, the adhesive between the ribbon cable and the lcd itself and the cable and the pcb is contaminated and needs to be removed and replaced with a conductive adhesive as used in the ribbon cable repair in ipod touches
>
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> I will be trying this method soon, lining back up the cable i think will be the bigest task aside from removing the cable without damage.
Signed- Mike WA6ILQ (wa6ilq //at// gmail //dot // com)
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