Omega Owners Forum
Omega Help Area => Omega Electrical and Audio Help => Topic started by: Mr Hagon on 09 May 2009, 23:02:20
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If your CID starts to go a bit funny, i.e. it still works but the screen is blank/white at startup and then scrambles when you push buttons on the stereo, what's the most common issue?
In turn, having done some reading, does this mean a whole new CID, or just an LCD screen?
Finally, are the LCDs and CIDs as a whole still available to buy though a Vx stealer, if you have body parts to spare?
Mark
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Strange coloured lines, or a pure white screen is a fubar LCD panel.
LCD panels available for a price, or a place repairs them on egay.
I'm waiting for mine to fail again so I can get some pics, unless you can post one up?
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Well if that means it's just the LCD that's better than needing a whole new CID.
Can they be sourced from Vx still?
Looking at other topics there's either eBay or BBA-reman in the UK has been mentioned. Would need to get the CID out of the dash tho...
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Dash removal not difficult. Check the guides :y
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Vx won't supply LCD panel only, they will only sell you entire CID.
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Vx won't supply LCD panel only, they will only sell you entire CID.
Hmmm, guess Vx still have some of them kicking around as entire units, although I assume the actual Sharp LCDs would be getting scarce...
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Vx won't supply LCD panel only, they will only sell you entire CID.
Hmmm, guess Vx still have some of them kicking around as entire units, although I assume the actual Sharp LCDs would be getting scarce...
rrp of cid is 4 digits....
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Vx won't supply LCD panel only, they will only sell you entire CID.
Hmmm, guess Vx still have some of them kicking around as entire units, although I assume the actual Sharp LCDs would be getting scarce...
rrp of cid is 4 digits....
Ouch, even though upgrading the screen at purchase time was only £400. Sounds like replacing/repairing the LCD is the way forward!
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Vx won't supply LCD panel only, they will only sell you entire CID.
Hmmm, guess Vx still have some of them kicking around as entire units, although I assume the actual Sharp LCDs would be getting scarce...
rrp of cid is 4 digits....
Ouch, even though upgrading the screen at purchase time was only £400. Sounds like replacing/repairing the LCD is the way forward!
I will be doing a guide when she gets back from her dirty weekend away with my camera...