Replacement display for Mercedes A-Class W169 / C169 and B-Class W245 available at the following link store.minitools.com/en/sepdisp08-7v-mercedes-class-a-b-lcd-display.html
@@vladito80 We do realize it’s one of the most difficult DIY repairs as it needs programming and soldering experience, but it’s not impossible! We know that using an EEPROM programmer may be difficult for somebody without programming experience; however, as we provide step by step instructions on how to use it for this specific instrument cluster, it’s not actually that hard! Soldering may be a bit tricky, but if you’re interested in getting a bit of knowledge about it you could look at this video ruclips.net/video/soDUnUyZYxE/видео.html
Dear Sir! Please help me. The tachometer of our B-Class W245 car, made in 2005, is lying. Sometimes it shows more, sometimes less, but sometimes it stays at zero and does not move. Where should I look for the reason why hpol is showing so much and so much? What could be the most likely reason. Possibly a soldering error? Or could a contact be faulty? Thank you very much in advance for your kind help! Best regards, János bohus
Hi, could you please send us an e-mail at info@minitools.com with your enquiry, attaching picture of the instrument cluster and explaining the issue? Our technical assistance team will look into it and get back to you. Thank you
Hi, you can find the calculator opening the PDF below the product description, at the following link store.minitools.com/en/sepdisp08-7v-mercedes-class-a-b-lcd-display.html
Replacement display for Mercedes A-Class W169 / C169 and B-Class W245 available at the following link store.minitools.com/en/sepdisp08-7v-mercedes-class-a-b-lcd-display.html
Shit!! And youall say i should do this at home, by myself... Ufff noo w😂aaaaayy
@@vladito80 We do realize it’s one of the most difficult DIY repairs as it needs programming and soldering experience, but it’s not impossible! We know that using an EEPROM programmer may be difficult for somebody without programming experience; however, as we provide step by step instructions on how to use it for this specific instrument cluster, it’s not actually that hard! Soldering may be a bit tricky, but if you’re interested in getting a bit of knowledge about it you could look at this video ruclips.net/video/soDUnUyZYxE/видео.html
Perfect, thank you❤
Dear Sir!
Please help me.
The tachometer of our B-Class W245 car, made in 2005, is lying. Sometimes it shows more, sometimes less, but sometimes it stays at zero and does not move.
Where should I look for the reason why hpol is showing so much and so much? What could be the most likely reason. Possibly a soldering error? Or could a contact be faulty?
Thank you very much in advance for your kind help!
Best regards, János bohus
Hi, could you please send us an e-mail at info@minitools.com with your enquiry, attaching picture of the instrument cluster and explaining the issue? Our technical assistance team will look into it and get back to you. Thank you
Just where will I find the calculator?
Hi, you can find the calculator opening the PDF below the product description, at the following link store.minitools.com/en/sepdisp08-7v-mercedes-class-a-b-lcd-display.html
Why not use a resistor instead?
Hi, because adjusting the voltage using a resistor is not as accurate as the method shown in the video.