Before you call it quits,� gently rub the eraser from a pretty new with supple rubber #2 wooden pencil across the matching contacts on the blue electrical flexstrip.� Little round circles and up and down strokes.� And then with a Q-tip soaked with rubbing alcohol, super gently go over the matching contacts on the LCD glass itself.� Gently, gently.� And then very, very gently rub with a clean cloth.� Put it all back together.� Now, it just might work.� There really is nothing to go wrong with an LCD unless you break it; just electricity in and out and of course the brains in the computer behind it...there's the "rub"...get it!!!

Anywhoo, that's how I fixed mine with intermittent segments.

Rich
San Diego

--- On Sat, 11/26/11, Antony P Marsh <apetermarsh@ME.COM> wrote:

From: Antony P Marsh <apetermarsh@ME.COM>
Subject: LCD clock replacement
To: vanagon@GERRY.VANAGON.COM
Date: Saturday, November 26, 2011, 2:25 PM

Dear List,

Sometime back I thought someone posted an address where we could buy replacement LCD clocks - or perchance am I dreaming?� If whoever it was (or wasn't) could post it (or not)M gain - I would be grateful.

Still full of turkey, maybe I will turn into one.� Gobble Gobble.

Peter Marsh
Naples