I poured the flux in February and gently corrected it with a new tin. Then the hot air at 200 degrees and the ribbon gently heated itself goes away. Nothing is lost.
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Nie, dziękuję Przekieruj mnie tamdarekblas34 wrote:And whether you can find out which capacitors and which diode, because I have such a problem that the Nivona 830 does not turn on. I could send a photo of the tile as needed.If you've done what your friends write, you probably have a damaged motherboard. I had the same symptom, capacitors and diode are damaged on this board. After the exchange everything will work, the diode is small SMD, the capacitor I do not remember, tel. 886081288.
Costs: 100 PLN display with shipment + 100 batching. But recently I found something like this: on lcds-screen.com (China) - RGS24128064WW001 - I am waiting for a quote, or on engtaobao.com you can look for SSD1303 - only that it shines yellow, but the price with a transport of around 30-40 PLN.
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hrymic wrote:With this REX012864HWPP3N00000 is an interesting thing. It would be a nice alternative, but if you can do something about it, then someone who plays with LCD displays professionally would have to sayI took a chance and bought such a display at TME: REX012864HWPP3N00000. Everything would be fine (it shines in white) if it were not that it is the other way round - i.e. from the back. But in the mirror - perfectly
The outputs look sorted identically, and are only numbered from the other side. The size is also the same. Somewhere, I read that the ssd1306 and ssd1309 drivers are compatible with ssd1303, but maybe this is not entirely true. I am tempted to test, but I do not have any damaged: / Maybe someone has a beaten display for sale, of course for some money I see that with a mirror reflection it is still a problem. I do not think there is a chance to adapt ssd1309.
Thanks for the info about ebay. I see that it is for 11 euros + shipping, so probably it's about. I am trying to buy the entire coffee machine at a good price, but if I can not, I can buy the display myself. This is an auction, but nobody can fight. Thanks.
A002 wrote:You misread the translation because he wrote it a bit intricately. This is the Pole "Paw". He only states that there are new modules in SOS. He has also got a display on ssd1303 somewhere and he is mistaking you for the picture. There is nothing that the new module fits. I wrote with him. The specification and appearance of this new speaks for itself. Does not fit.From what I read in the English topic, the guy to the meter has installed the second generation BL-12864G2 ERNHn display and displays correctly (from what I have read, the meter is on the controller 1303, i.e. such as Nivona). But in turn here Marek09 called Slovakia and the guest claimed that the BL-12864G2 ERNHn display has a different controller and does not match Nivon. Now who to believe ?? I mean this topic ---> https://www.eevblog.com/forum/repair/u1253b-oled-replacement-problem-screen-inverted/
The original module with display inserted into Nivony is marked P19702. All these modules were once available in China and then you do not need to sold the display itself, but only the entire board on the 20-pin connector. Below I attach the found specifications of the original module. Maybe someone will be useful. It is also interesting whether the BL12864G module is interchangeable with the BL12864G2 module without changing the target device of the appropriate software to operate another display on a different controller. If it's interchangeable, and I do not see a separate processor for the display on the module, it seems to me that the software in Nivon should handle it. But it's just logic, not relying on the facts of electronics As for the display on spd0301, although it is 24 pin rather than 31 as ssd1303, it has identical pin symbols with the exception of the additional BS0. The order is different, but it can be done with an adapter. Because I do not know how much it is necessary to connect BS0, my intentions end there On the top left SPD0301, on the right SSD1303 Below the info on the entire Nivony P19702 module 
Rosenkopf wrote:Why do you think that they will be with the ssd1303 driver? I bet they will be with the spd0301 display. Instead of soldering points for soldering, ssd1303 will be a FPC 24 pin socket under spd0301Hello, now new displays with SSD 1303 driver have been produced. Take a look at https://www.coffeemakers.de/Nivona-Displayein...MIubn08umJ4QIVV-J3Ch3ytwl8EAQYASABEgKaN_D_BwE
I do not know when I will have everything to assemble and test this new display. The biggest problem is that I do not have a damaged module from the Nivony display. I bought it on eBay, but before it reaches my friends it will probably pass a month. I will certainly check my own thesis and if it works, I will share with you. I think it will be a solution that will need to be refined in terms of assembly in the old module A practically needed development of a small board making an adapter with FPC 24 with the possibility of soldering to 31-pin soldering points on the old display. I will tell you that according to the Chinese, spd0301 is a substitute for ssd1303 which unfortunately differs in a kind of connector: / I am looking forward to checking it out
I will not argue, but all the original displays packed in these modules in 830, 840 and 850 were the same. They were ssd1303t10. The issue of a lack of lines is probably a problem in something else. I have Nivona 850, where I replaced the display with yellow and I assure you that it is 128x64 Ssd1303t10 were probably only 128x64 because it is a model of a specific display of a particular size. If you're old, read the symbol on it. I posted a specification here somewhere. If the menu works, there is always a solution The most important thing is that you can brew a cup of coffee Maybe someone has a damaged display / module / for sale at a reasonable price? I need to test. I bought, but they will be in me for about 3 weeks, and I am impatient
Does anyone know where to find info on the poor frothing of milk (low steam pressure) - I think it's not this thread, sorki. Added after 2 [hours] 3 [minutes]: Problem foaming solved - check valve.
TL;DR: Replacing the NIVONA 8xx OLED yourself cuts the 1 000 PLN service bill by ~82 % [Elektroda, paps79, #17062707; jacenty67, #17179483]. “It shines like new” once a SSD1305/0301 panel is fitted. Why it matters: the original display is NLA but affordable substitutes keep the machine brewing.
• Original OLED: SSD1303T10, 132 × 64 px, 12 V boost rail [Elektroda, amigos, post #17834004] • Proven swaps: SSD1305Z (yellow/white) or SPD0301 (yellow/white), 128 × 64 px [Elektroda, amigos, post #18000551] • Parts cost: 140 – 260 PLN incl. PCB, vs. 800 – 1 000 PLN service module [Elektroda, jacenty67, #17179483; Luczi04031986, #18508253] • PCB options: “Satanistik 24-pin” for SPD0301 or “Amigos 31-pin” for SSD1305 [Elektroda, satanistik, #17894955; amigos, #18233157] • Typical boost voltage after TPS61045: 11 – 13 V DC [Elektroda, jackmc, post #18490466]
