I began to wonder if I sold it or, lost it. I hadn't used, or even seen my in literally years. Are there any updates on taking care of this problem?Īre required replacement parts still available from ICOM? Thanks for the help and info.After getting the FLEX recently, and putting my IC and IC up for sale, I began to miss having a radio that didn't need a computer behind it, mainly for a portable HF digital briefcase setup I wanted to put together radio, tuner, interface, 10' netbook. I am not really certain if this is just on the front panel glass, or in the LCD display module itself - it kind of looks like a dust spot such as found on TV glass of yesteryear from HV static attraction by the CRT. It actually looks just about the same as the picture in the OP at the top of this posting page, but not nearly as large. I recently noticed the display on my ' is starting to develop a dark spot dead center in the display glass. Does anyone have any ideas where I might check? I just ran across this thread. Last edited: Nov 19, K7MHNov 19, Thank you, now I know what to do. When you say a bruised LCD I'm not sure what you mean. I cleaned the front of the display, no change. You'll probably find some info about it in the Yahoo user group for the I have seen some LCD bleeding before but it was always a more defined area that just grew over time. It looks like you would have to replace the LCD display glass. G4COENov 14, There are some videos on you tube about that problem but they are not done in English although I may have missed one. The LCD display would be protected by the front panel, probably want a clean with a dry clean duster. Looking at the picture it looks like dust build up on the glass, due to static charges, I have had this many a time in various equipment, led or LCD TVs, even had them on CRT TV sets that have a removable filter screen to aid contrast. Any ideas or comments would be appreciated before I disassemble the display. The electric was off for five days so no AC. #133 PLL Repair Part 3: Icom IC-706 final repair attempt failed My MK2G display has developed an interesting problem.

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