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AES October 10th 10 04:03 PM

Realistic PRO-2006 Programmable Scanner, decaying LCD display
 
Pulled a long-unused PRO-2006 Programmable Scanner out of the back of a
closet. After a battery change on the 9 V battery, seems to work fine
in all respects, except that the LCD display has become sufficiently
faint (lost enough brightness, or contrast) that it's barely readable,
with or without the built-in light on.

Any suggestions for kick-starting the display back to better visibility?

MC[_2_] October 10th 10 06:13 PM

Realistic PRO-2006 Programmable Scanner, decaying LCD display
 
AES wrote:

Pulled a long-unused PRO-2006 Programmable Scanner out of the back of
a closet. After a battery change on the 9 V battery, seems to work
fine in all respects, except that the LCD display has become
sufficiently faint (lost enough brightness, or contrast) that it's
barely readable, with or without the built-in light on.

Any suggestions for kick-starting the display back to better
visibility?


Constant exposure over a long period, to heat or direct sunlight can
cause an LCD screen to "wear out". I have seen this happen on
occasions and a replacement screen usually does the trick.

MC

Kev October 11th 10 04:13 PM

Realistic PRO-2006 Programmable Scanner, decaying LCD display
 
AES wrote:
Pulled a long-unused PRO-2006 Programmable Scanner out of the back of a
closet. After a battery change on the 9 V battery, seems to work fine
in all respects, except that the LCD display has become sufficiently
faint (lost enough brightness, or contrast) that it's barely readable,
with or without the built-in light on.

Any suggestions for kick-starting the display back to better visibility?



check for corrosion around the solder joints for the screen
could be causing a low voltage
may even be a dry solder joint

Otherwise look for a replacement from a wrecked radio "Pro2005/2006"


Kev

Steve Stone[_2_] December 6th 10 02:10 PM

Realistic PRO-2006 Programmable Scanner, decaying LCD display
 
AES wrote:
Pulled a long-unused PRO-2006 Programmable Scanner out of the back of a
closet.


Are you talking about the back lighting or the LCD readout?
The light panel used for back lighting does dim as it ages and requires
replacement about every 10 years.
Look for aftermarket replacements on eBay or the usual online retailers.

Steve

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