tape display

friends my tape display is working but the lights are not lit, is there anyone who has experienced how to disassemble and repair it

Hodja, what is your car? How many models ? Which screen is the original tape? Even if you explain a little, we can help.

The screen is working If there is no light, the bulbs are dead. If your vehicle is 206 and 2000 models, pull up the part like the hat at the top of the screen, there will be two legs holding up immediately. I don't know exactly 20 or 25 with the torque wrench, unscrew the two screws underneath. Take the screen. Remove the rear socket (there is a belt on the socket, pull it over the socket and waste it). Remove the bulbs and replace them with compatible bulbs.

As far as I understand from the avatar and nick, apply what the vehicle says to the 206. if so. You will use 20 tors to unscrew the bolts. After disassembling you will see the slots of the lights already 3 or 4 if I remember correctly. by turning it out of place. You will use 12V bottomless bulb from the smallest. It is sold in almost all auto electricians. Something between 50 cents and 1 lira. I recently disassembled and applied a red strip led. I experienced from it. good past forums ...

small size 12v bottomless bulb photo sample

savasozturk 2013-03-31 04:53:29

just like it is very simple to remove and install

wrong. What is the job of the light bulbs on the LCD screen? After removing the tapes, there are sockets between the body and the keypad.

[QUOTE = abdullah1972] wrong. What does it do on the LCD screen of the bulbs. After removing the tapes, there are sockets between the body and the keypad, the solders of the sockets are broken in time. > the light bulb behind my mileage screen was broken and the screen was not showing at all. I changed the bulb, it improved. It provides light to the LCD screen.

tepy bulbs are not something that will change easily. The problem is not with them anyway.

the bulb in the front chest, which shows the functions of the tape, not the bulb in the original tape. Thank you very much for your information.

[QUOTE = savasozturk] As far as I understand from the avatar and nick, apply what the vehicle says to the 206th, if so. You will use 20 tors to unscrew the bolts. After disassembling you will see the slots of the lights already 3 or 4 if I remember correctly. by turning it out of place. You will use 12V bottomless bulb from the smallest. It is sold in almost all auto electricians. Something between 50 cents and 1 lira. I recently disassembled and applied a red strip led. I experienced from it. good past forums ...

small size 12v bottomless bulb photo sample

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If you say teacher, bottomless indicator bulb, teacher, all electricians are present.

I removed the bulb and took the bottom indicator bulb as a sample.

If you want to try out the bulbs if you have a 12v adapter .. I suggested you insert the bolts to work more easily. you can also clean it when you remove it ..

friends this morning I disassembled it and bought it for 1 tl and 3 bulbs, thanks everyone

Get well soon. good forums ..

I did the same thing. No need to disassemble the screen. the senses behind it are turned out