[Die_Bogener]

There is no board under the display… the board and the display are seperated around 1cm.

Therefore it must be a foilcable like it was before.

The only solution for a silicon connector would be an extended Mainboard. An then there is the problem, that the silicon connector will make pressure on the display pushing it out of the metal frame…

[filip_kbh]

I was watching a video on YouTube yesterday where a guy was changing the LCD display of a pocket computer, and something was quite interesting. It made me think that maybe there is a solution to the glue of the display ribbon cable coming lose and no longer making a connection, resulting in the Beolink 5000 display missing lines.

The pocket computer is made in a similar way but the way it is connected to the board is quite interesting.

Here is a look at the new LCD display – the stripes on the border are connectors:

Instead of using glue to make the connection, conducting strip is used between the display and the PCB. Now, perhaps something like this could be made for the Beolink?

Here is the video: https://youtu.be/SZzgoo4ZGC8?si=mMqYcii2FED33TdO&t=433

 

[MrRoast]

Interesting idea! The Beolink 7000 has a similar conductive strip between the board and the transparent display. I hope one day someone cracks this problem!

[skolesen]

It seems that someone has cracket the problem. In the facebook group Bang & Olufsen there is a thread where a solution is shown

https://www.facebook.com/groups/2263448640/search/?q=beolink%205000

/steffen

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