Peugeot 206 - Mileage display, how to replace (re-solder) the tape?

Question

Hello.
The problem is that some segments are not shown on the display.
It turns out that the tape connecting the display with the board has broken tracks in several places (see photo)
Such tapes can be purchased on a well-known auction site and special soldering tips, but the question is how to solder it and do you need anything else
special adhesive tapes?

thomas48 · Answer

It is more glued than soldered.
You need to heat it to make it go better, then heat the plate, apply the tape again and press it firmly with a soft but hard one and it should hold.
If anyone has a better way, please share it.

Adolphik · Answer

Welcome back!
Repair was much easier than I thought!
-We buy a new tape (available on popular auction sites)
-We remove the old one + thoroughly remove the glue (I used a soft cloth and isopropyl alcohol)
- degrease

- We remove the protective layer from the new tape. It is slightly sticky, which allows you to stick it, and easily detach if it is wrong
place. I used a magnifying glass to make sure the lines were aligning.
- the next step is to heat the joint, I used a soldering iron with a flat tip, heated to 150 C
(piece by piece slightly pressing down)

In case you had any questions, I'll be glad to help :)

mireczek_l · Answer

Well, actually not such a tragedy.It's better to fix what is there than to buy on Allegro. I bought a total of 4 and sent them all back because there was something wrong with each of them.As extra,I suggest gluing it on the display first because the pins are hard to see,and with the counter it's easy.The entire operation, including assembly and checking (I did something like this once), took about 3 hours.I have a few ribbons left.Now we need to take care of the radio display.