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BeakerBoy · 03-22-2012, 01:48 PM

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I bought my replacement LCD from PixelFix:

http://www.diyparadise.net/bmw_cd73_repair.html

I emailed a guy called Balazs, in Hungary, at pixelfixltd@yahoo.com.

The new LCD was about £80. This was half the cost I was quoted for repair by 'clusterrepairs' in the UK and also saved cost/trouble of sending the radio to be repaired with risk of damage in transit.

It took 3 days for the replacement LCD to arrive in the UK. It was well packaged in cardboard and a padded envelope.

The new LCD appears identical to the original BMW/Alpine display. It has the same information on the manufacturer's label which is attached to it.

I have emailed OPTREX to enquire if there are any other suppliers that we can get these displays from. I will post any reply that I receive.

03-22-2012, 01:48 PM	#3
BeakerBoy New Member 52 Rep 15 Posts Drives: BMW 330i Join Date: Jan 2012 Location: UK iTrader: (0)	Here is zoomed image showing ID number: I bought my replacement LCD from PixelFix: http://www.diyparadise.net/bmw_cd73_repair.html I emailed a guy called Balazs, in Hungary, at pixelfixltd@yahoo.com. The new LCD was about £80. This was half the cost I was quoted for repair by 'clusterrepairs' in the UK and also saved cost/trouble of sending the radio to be repaired with risk of damage in transit. It took 3 days for the replacement LCD to arrive in the UK. It was well packaged in cardboard and a padded envelope. The new LCD appears identical to the original BMW/Alpine display. It has the same information on the manufacturer's label which is attached to it. I have emailed OPTREX to enquire if there are any other suppliers that we can get these displays from. I will post any reply that I receive. Last edited by BeakerBoy; 03-22-2012 at 02:15 PM..
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