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    Question Temperature Problems

    Hey.

    I´m thinking about installing a raw TFT-Display.

    But the most Specs say, that the working temp.range is between 0°-50°...

    What could happen in winter, when it´s very cold?


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    Quote Originally Posted by Enforcer
    do you get in the car when it's less than 0 degrees celsius?

    coz I sure wouldn't.
    when i get up in the morning an go to work i have to use the cold car. sure, that the temperature will rise during driving ... but what will happen at the beginning? will the screen not working?
    my car is standing the whole night outside
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    Try a search. This has been covered MANY times.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Enforcer
    do you get in the car when it's less than 0 degrees celsius?

    coz I sure wouldn't.
    between 35 and 40 at the lowest here.

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    My Lilliput's touchscreen hasn't worked properly the last 2 mornings with temps in the 40-50F range.

    It seems the top plastic layer of the screen, which I assume is the Touchscreen, bubbles up and away from the LCD, which seems odd. I would think the plastic would contract in the cold, so I figure there is a metal frame holding the plastic film tight, and the metal is shrinking a bit causing the tension on the plastic to loosen. Problem goes away when things warm up, but it takes 15-20 minutes.

    Anyone else have this problem? possible solution?

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    Here in NY its been 15-20F and the screen still works fine

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    Uhm.... 0 C is = to 32F defined as the freezing point of H2O.

    The display may be sluggish untill it warms up. Any other issue would not be related to Temp.
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