The LCD display on our Cassette Receiver/radio TDA-7563E Alpine. Can I still get a replacement for it?

They come up on ebay every now and then. That is a very old unit. I would try the Facebook group old school car stereo for sale and possibly the alpine group.

try leaving the radio on for an hour or two until the code wait goes away, the enter the code.

The plastic trim was held on, not in the modern way,by a clip in the centre of both sies of the radio/ cassette, which is part circular in shape. This opens up and fits round a pin on the side of the radio, steady pressure with a small screw driver will ease this off, but be carefull not to break the side clipse off, as I think they will be irreplaceable now.I haven't seen a plasic trim held on the same way before. The radio will now slide out of the case as there are no clips as there are on newer alpine models

Any Alpine Dealer can get it for you. they range from 150-300 depending on the model. Call a car audio shop and they can quote you a price. Otherwise, "craigs list" or "Ebay". Unlikely but possible. Hope this helps

it didn't hook up right you need to get the wiring diagram.

Here's the manual:

http://www.alpine.com.au/downloads/web_owners_manuals/cassette_owners_manuals/TDA-7548E_TDA-7547E.pdf

1999.

Hi trinder,
I fixed my Alpine TDA-7563 with the same problem. My display was completely blank everything else worked. After checking that the LCD display is getting power and everything else in the face that I can think of, I thought maybe the rubber LCD contacts were squeezed down or something and not making proper contact, so I just pushed it back onto the board and pressed.
This was at night, so I had an external lamp and noticed to my delight that the display was in fact working, nothing is wrong with it.
I am embarrased to say that as a technician I forgot that an LCD display needs a backlight, duh.
So a simple connectivity test on the 2 lamps shows that they are both blown.
I have to source them at my local electronics store, I measured the power supply to them as 12Volts, so it is just a matter of getting ones with the right dimensions and bright enough.
Hope you have the same problem, then it will be an easy fix for you.
Good luck,
Ramesh

internal amplifier.. I have the same problem. When you set the volume in 0 much time, trend to happen it.