The parts for those are not readily available on eBay as OEM replacements or knockoffs (like a fluke, for example). You may want to look for one listed on eBay "parts only" and scoop if for the display.I have a Blue Point EEDM503A DMM built for Snap-on Tools that was given to me. As you can see, it has a busted LCD display. The display is repairable, so I would like to get a new display. Would anyone know of a source for a display for one of these?
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I already did that for the OP. The cheapest one out there is $50.The parts for those are not readily available on eBay as OEM replacements or knockoffs (like a fluke, for example). You may want to look for one listed on eBay "parts only" and scoop if for the display.
If you do find one, you may need the foam zebra connectors as well. The conductive stripes get compressed/crushed and may not align well for re-use.
It does work okay. Before the liquid move out of the display, you could measure things and get a partial display. Even now you can see parts of a few digits.My guess it is not worth fixing because with damage like that, there is no telling what else is wrong.
Then it likely works. Open it up and look for a part number on the display. You might be lucky and have a hit on eBay or amazon with the specific part number for the display if they are a generic item. We just are not getting any hits searching on the dmm make and model number.It does work okay. Before the liquid move out of the display, you could measure things and get a partial display. Even now you can see parts of a few digits.
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