L3130 IntelliPanel

David_Kb7uns · Sep 19, 2013

If you had good electronics background I would say look inside but user replaceable parts probably not available. You could of popped a component or burnt a trace but it is hard to tell.

David Kb7uns

dstig1 · Sep 19, 2013

Well assuming it is already toast, it won't hurt to take it apart and have a look. Take lots of photos of connections and circuit boards - closeups with the macro mode on your camera - and then post them up. One of the electronics guys may be able to spot something. I'm sure the replacement will be quite pricey, so you lose nothing by at least taking a look at it.

David_Kb7uns · Sep 20, 2013

If it was me I would be in it in a second but nowadays it is getting hard to find people doing component level repair or even that can solder. In my Ham radio hobby all the newbies coming up want premade wires and harnesses. For the panel to be totally dead it is a major problem that should be a trace or voltage regulator.

David Kb7uns

PROOT · Sep 20, 2013

I did take it apart nothing looked looked burnt or popped I will take a second look.Now to figure out why,the only thing that I know of that happened is I tore out the revolution sensor connector.I am thinking it may have shorted the wires together.

hawkeye08 · Sep 20, 2013

PROOT said:
I did take it apart nothing looked looked burnt or popped I will take a second look.Now to figure out why,the only thing that I know of that happened is I tore out the revolution sensor connector.I am thinking it may have shorted the wires together.

Burnt electronics have a distinct smell. Check the board by smelling along with visual.

I don't know about the glow plugs, but the display might have lost the backlight?? I am guessing a simple LCD display with cathode tube backlight probably? They used to be on laptop displays and even if the LCD panel was good, it was dark when the backlight went out.

I don't know if this is your problem or even if it functions that way, but it might be..