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Tractor Numeric LCD Display Issues: Fix Partial Digits, Replacement & Soldering Tips

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  • #1 16973419
    kundek123
    Level 10  
    Hello. The counter in my tractor does not display the whole digits. I dismantled it, I am looking for a solution. I do not know how to find the right display to replace it. I tried to heat it with a soldering iron, but probably too high temperature on it flooded the front glass. Please advise me about this do.
    Tractor Numeric LCD Display Issues: Fix Partial Digits, Replacement & Soldering Tips Tractor Numeric LCD Display Issues: Fix Partial Digits, Replacement & Soldering Tips Tractor Numeric LCD Display Issues: Fix Partial Digits, Replacement & Soldering Tips Tractor Numeric LCD Display Issues: Fix Partial Digits, Replacement & Soldering Tips Tractor Numeric LCD Display Issues: Fix Partial Digits, Replacement & Soldering Tips Tractor Numeric LCD Display Issues: Fix Partial Digits, Replacement & Soldering Tips
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  • #2 16973436
    Freddy
    Level 43  
    If there are no cold solders, the display needs to be replaced.
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  • #3 16973507
    kundek123
    Level 10  
    Is it cold February at the displays or at the control board? I have been looking for such a display for two days, but I have not found a similar one. 50mm long 17mm high, four digits.
    What to pay attention to when looking for such a display I have already talked to three TV service technicians and each of them only offers help in soldering a new one. It is best to commission this repair to someone appropriate, but in my area I have not found anyone so far.
    Tractor Numeric LCD Display Issues: Fix Partial Digits, Replacement & Soldering Tips Tractor Numeric LCD Display Issues: Fix Partial Digits, Replacement & Soldering Tips
  • #4 16973546
    Freddy
    Level 43  
    kundek123 wrote:
    One more strange thing - there are 7 feet at the top of the display and 8 at the bottom.
    If only so that it cannot be re-soldered :)
    Apparently that's what you need to get.

    Enter exactly what type of car it is, it will be easier to search.
  • #5 16973583
    kundek123
    Level 10  
    Tractor model; Deutz Fahr Agrocompact 70F3
    Nothing will help on the website, only a new counter
    As for my question about the number of feet, all of them I found were symmetrical
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  • #6 17003664
    kundek123
    Level 10  
    I corrected all February on the board and it did not help. Unfortunately, I can not find a similar display with 15 pins. I guess no one will help what to do, you have to drive like this; Subject closed.
  • #7 17003973
    telecaster1951
    VIP Meritorious for electroda.pl
    Wait.
    The display works, did the heating do it?
    The display is made of glass with ITO tracks. Legs are mounted on these paths. They are often additionally glued to the glass. I know that if there are no cold solders there is probably no contact there. Try to pinch them with a probe from the gauge. If something improves, it can still be done.
  • #8 17004402
    terminux
    Level 23  
    In the first photo you can see some kind of slime on the display. Is it just some debris or a damaged display?
  • #9 17004446
    kundek123
    Level 10  
    Hello. The counter, due to the fact that the tractor works in the field, I had to install it. Today, after work, I will take care of it again. As for ,, GLUTA ,, it is my doing. Reading a similar post I got it too hot with a soldering iron, but it did not affect the display .
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  • #10 17004449
    Freddy
    Level 43  
    Is it like the one in the picture?
    Tractor Numeric LCD Display Issues: Fix Partial Digits, Replacement & Soldering Tips
    If so, the current price on Allegro is PLN 350.

Topic summary

The discussion revolves around issues with a numeric LCD display in a Deutz Fahr Agrocompact 70F3 tractor, where the user reports partial digit visibility. Initial attempts to fix the display involved soldering, which resulted in damage to the front glass. Responses suggest that if there are no cold solder joints, the display likely needs replacement. The user struggles to find a suitable replacement display, with specific dimensions of 50mm x 17mm and 15 pins. Suggestions include checking for proper contact on the display's ITO tracks and considering professional repair services. The user also notes that previous repairs did not resolve the issue, leading to frustration over the lack of available parts.
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