Dead Pixels?

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bellersley
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Dead Pixels?

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Hi all. I've got a Tait Orca that is having some LCD issues. It seems every other line doesn't work (although that isn't definate). I'm wondering if there are any tricks I can use to try and bring them back to life.

I'm wondering just what would cause pixels/lines to die like that in the first place. It's never been abused, as the LCD is behind a rather robust protective plastic that doens't have any dents/deep scratches on it.

Thanks guys!
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Post by jackhackett »

Sounds like either a display driver problem or a poor connection between the driver and display.
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Post by bellersley »

That's what I thought too. If I play with the connection on the PCB, some lines come and go, so I'm thinking it's probably that.

Tait wants an ungodly $160 for a new LCD assembly. I'll make due.
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Pardon the terrible quality, my cellphone camera doesn't work so well without lots of ambient light - but it should give you an idea what I'm talking about.

It's supposed to say "SIMPLEX"

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Post by Andreas »

I don´t think you have d LCD driver problems.The connection foil from the driver to the LCD is the problem.You have to get a new LCD assembly.
Fixing it with a hot air gun,is not a permanent solution.

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