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wah... now this thread very quiet one... whatever it is... i finally got my panel replaced... thank god! (and i also managed to study the wiring to understand which wire goes to where to make it function... but then it is still not easy... better get an expert to do it... your your panel might blew up or got short circuit...)
also... i got something to share... remember the post by kennethfong? about changing the digital panel bulb? i got some photos here to share what he actually tried to explain... behind the digital panel, there is two socket (see the one circled in red)... use a philip screw driver to unscrew it... take it out... and you can see the bulb is attached to the bulb holder... the blue colored thing is the rubber that change the ordinary yellow color to white... you need to get the tangled led wire out from the holder for you to replace it... the best place to find the led is at jalan pasar or any electrical shop... remember not to open both led... you will definately need the other side as a reference when putting the replaced led back (since it is very confusing)... it is optional for you to put the blue rubber back... if your led is white... then leave it as it is... once completed... screw it back... and wahlah... you've just replaced your digital panel bulb...
also... i got something to share... remember the post by kennethfong? about changing the digital panel bulb? i got some photos here to share what he actually tried to explain... behind the digital panel, there is two socket (see the one circled in red)... use a philip screw driver to unscrew it... take it out... and you can see the bulb is attached to the bulb holder... the blue colored thing is the rubber that change the ordinary yellow color to white... you need to get the tangled led wire out from the holder for you to replace it... the best place to find the led is at jalan pasar or any electrical shop... remember not to open both led... you will definately need the other side as a reference when putting the replaced led back (since it is very confusing)... it is optional for you to put the blue rubber back... if your led is white... then leave it as it is... once completed... screw it back... and wahlah... you've just replaced your digital panel bulb...
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