artfulltune
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I believe I now have a "frozen" LCD battery monitor. Is there any hope of revitalizing the display?
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Interesting question. The L in LCD is for liquid. I'd think that means frozen is broken. But a quick search of LCD repair turns up several DIY solutions. Maybe one will work for you.
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lcd are normally good to -50 c before damage. -58f
They will get to a point where they wont read, un readable, become extremely slow, or seem inoperative. Once the weather warms you should be ok. I am in the north east an have seen lcds on bat chargers, and stuff seem to stop working in the cold. I have never had one damaged by the cold that needed replacement .
They will get to a point where they wont read, un readable, become extremely slow, or seem inoperative. Once the weather warms you should be ok. I am in the north east an have seen lcds on bat chargers, and stuff seem to stop working in the cold. I have never had one damaged by the cold that needed replacement .
artfulltune
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Thank you both for replying.
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