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Fixing the cluster lcd display issue

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Old 11-22-2023, 08:45 AM
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Fixing the cluster lcd display issue

Recently I found my w220 s350 cluster lcd display taken a while to work , especially in the colder days, and I found the fix , it’s fare simple , if you have the same delay display issue , you can test it with my method .
first , you need to take the cluster out and disassemble , and you will see the lcd , take a closer look with the lcd board ,you will find three capacitor, these three capacitor maybe the reason for the display issue.
I test with the glue gun , when I connect the 12v to the cluster ,the lcd didn’t show anything , when I use a new capacitor direct connect with the capacitor pin , the display work right away, so the capacitor fail cause the issue , it need more time to build up , so that’s explain you need more time to display correctly


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Good information do you have the model number of the capacitors to order and where we can order them?
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Good information do you have the model number of the capacitors to order and where we can order them?
Four small capacitor is 4.7uf and the side-by-side bigger capacitor is 10 , but the 4.7uf capacitor is the main cause of the issue but I replace five of them anyway


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