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DIY Panel Installation Videos

Click the appropriate link below to watch the video. Be careful and do not rush the job! Patience is key. Do not damage your module. Make sure you are viewing the right video for your product- Generation 2 vs 2.1 for example. Look at the box to know which one you have.

6A Gen 2.1

Install our 2.1 panel using a heat gun, T15 torx. Takes 20-30 mins. Check your box to see what version you have- we have both Gen 2 and 2.1

6B

DIY fix your Chapparal Vortex, Sea Doo Wake, or Mastercraft X Series

6C

How to replace Maliview or Mastercraft BIG display components.

7A

Restore your 7" Viper 2 Medallion sytem with a DIY screen replacement

7B

Coming Soon

6A Gen 2

Check your shipping box to see what version you have- we have both Gen 2 and 2.1 

12A

Restore your 12" Medallion touch screen with our upgraded 12A panel

Boat specific videos

Tige RZR 2011 delaminated display removal

2010-2014 Tige Touch 1

Delaminated chaparral vortex

2015-2021 Chaparral Vortex 6.5/7"

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2015-2017 Malibu 7" Viper 1

2012+Mastercraft X-Series/Prostar

2010-2014 Tige Medallion Display Removal

1. Remove chrome bezel from glass using pry tool . Tape is located on screen perimeter

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2. Remove 4x phillips screws to free black mounting plate from dash. 

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3. From back of unit, remove Yellow RCA video plug, and 6 pin connector. Remove 2 nuts and remove bracket securing display to black plate. Unit can now be removed

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4. Reinstall chrome bezel with RTV clear silicone

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2015-2020 Chaparral Vortex Medallion Display Removal

1. Reach into helm and remove nuts that secure faux carbon fiber bezel to fiberglass dash. 

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2. Swing bezel forward so you can access connectors. The connectors have a tab lock to squeeze before removal. Remove the connectors. The 7" VIper 2 models use only a single ethernet cat6 Cable. Shown below is the 6.5" Viper 1

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3. Remove 4x nuts that secure the aluminum plate , the display can now be removed. 

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2015-2017 Malibu 7" Medallion Display Removal

1. Applies to lower right Primary 7" Display  

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2. Look at the back of the screen, remove two phillips screws on left side 

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3. Remove right side 2x phillips screws

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4. With 4x screws removed, the front brushed metal piece will come off

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5. Press locking tabs on harness plugs and pull away from display to remove all plugs

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6. All plugs removed from back of unit

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7. Display will come out from the front

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8. Display removed, be sure to package it well if sending in for mail in service.

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2013-2017 Mastercraft HV700 7" Medallion Display Removal tips- your boat may have differences

1. Turn off master switch and remove plugs on back of display

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2. Use 1/4" deep socket to remove the nut holding the 3 clamps in place

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3. Remove clamps and remove display from the front. It may be a tight fit. 

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4. Remove trim ring bezel from display with small hex wrench prior to sending it in for repair 

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