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NAV SCREEN LOST COLORS
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Sounds like a duff lcd mate
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hi mate, i suggest to check also wiring loom on BM, VM (or NAV) depending on instalation because video signal is transmitted via rgb from TV module (or NAV module) to BM so any loose connector or wire on RGB signal can let BM a color short
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Anything else? Thanks Last edited by nikosf; 01-13-2012 at 01:30 PM. |
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I had the same issue and ended up disassembling the unit and cleaning the ribbon cable connections both in the head unit and in the monitor. This was successful and completely resolved the issue with just some time and patience and $0.
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I will try this.How I find the ribbon cable connections in the monitor? |
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The ribbon cables a the flat flexible cables that connect the head unit body to the monitor. You have to disassemble the unit and screen assembly to gain access to the connectors at both ends. It is fairly easy but involves patience and careful hands.
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How do I get access to the screen edge?
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The way I did this was tilting the screen while still connected to vehicle power then removing the connectors from the head unit while the screen was still tilted open.
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