Oregon Scientific Audio Players & Recorders - Page 4 - Recent Questions, Troubleshooting & Support

I had same problem with projection on my DP200. Pixels began slowly disapear after year of functioning. I found source of the problem. Contact between LCD matrix (it stays next to red LED) and circuit board with controller is poor.It is easy to fix. 1) turn-off device2) remove front (where the lens) and back plastic element (both are on glue)3) disassemble projection unit 4) press down "cable" to the board by your nail, and move it over it to make sure that each path has contact.5) repeat #4 for second end of cable (on lcd matrix)6) repeat #4,5 for second cable and second circuit board7) turn-on device, avoid looking to LED light, and check picture on matrix (flashlight can help to see picture on matrix).8) assemble it back

1. Take the cover off the back of the remote sensor. 2. Set the chanel to ch.1. (I tried all three but only ch.1 worked for me). 3. Use a stick, needle, what ever you can (but you need two) and hold down the reset button on both the sensor and the clock at the same time.) If done right, it should only take a few seconds to start. The outside temp is delayed at first. Be patient.