Repair Service Climate Control Temp Screen Hvac Lcd 1995 1996 1997 Lexus Ls400 on 2040-parts.com
Racine, Wisconsin, United States
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1995, 1996, 1997 Lexus LS400 Climate Control Repair Service Who are we? We are an international speedometer sales, repair, and component distribution company founded in 2011. We maintain the values of a small, family run business while we continue to grow on a global scale. Our direct number is 262-456-4147. What is this service? We repair the button and LCD screen back lighting and faded, dim, or blank display screen in your climate control unit. Another common issue is unresponsive buttons or rapidly flickering display screen. We repair all of these issues. If you want to purchase a plug-and-play unit we can do that too. We sell these LCD screens and bulbs if you would rather do it yourself. What happens when you click "buy it now"? 1) Remove the shift knob, plastic shifter and console trim in front of the climate unit and then remove the stereo and climate assembly as one. Contact us if you need step by step directions. 2) Properly package your climate control by taking it to a FedEX or UPS store. You can also view our shipping recommendations here: Ship your item to our facility: 3) Our turnaround time is generally 1-3 business days after receipt. Sometimes this is extended based on repair volume. Our office number is 262-456-4147 if you have questions. Diagnostics, testing, and labor fee: In the rare event that we are unable to repair your item we MAY charge a labor fee. We will ONLY do this if we spend a fair amount of time working on your cluster and we have prior consent. The standard labor for clusters and large items is $69.99 plus return shipping (or the auction amount if lower) The labor for small items and repairs valued between $10 and $50 is waived and you will only be charged for return shipping if you want the item back. We are generally not able to repair an item is if someone else already attempted a repair and failed or if there is main board hardware or software damage, physical, internal electronic, or similar other damage. If you do not want the item back, we will generally pay you the current core value for your item if it is an item we can use anything from before discarding it.  On Apr-12-16 at 11:05:17 PDT, seller added the following information: 
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