i can't see how you could wire it up wrong.... just pick 2 random wires, and if it isn't warm, then try swapping 1 wire for one of the other 2
i can't see how you could wire it up wrong.... just pick 2 random wires, and if it isn't warm, then try swapping 1 wire for one of the other 2
Originally Posted by mowgli
Technically you shouldnt feel it 'get warm'... its only to get the surface a touch warmer than the dew point/defrost glass.
Much like your heated rear dosent get hot to the touch
In Pete's defence, having spend the what 170 quid, you dont wanna do anything that might damage it...
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Both sides are separate circuits (there's not one for each side, they are interlaced incase one circuit fails, you still get the effect on the whole screen).
It doesn't matter which way round you wire them, hence why they are not labled or colour coded
The people who supplied the screen should of included wiring instructions.
Ahh, that makes sense.Originally Posted by Lee
Doesn't explain why mine has shagged itself though
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simply blow on it to get it misty.Originally Posted by Stuart
you could try a forum in the states that deals with whatever it is you have.(notice, i'm being polite)Originally Posted by troutt