DISCOVERY 1 HEATER CONTROL PANEL BUST! REPAIR OR REPLACE?

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lrjohn

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So I knew the heater control panel in the Discovery 1 I bought was cracked, but I didn't know it was actually in two pieces till I removed it today!
I have had a quick look to see if I can find a replacement with no luck – if you or you know someone who has one I would be very grateful!

Alternatively has anybody had success in gluing these trim pieces together, if so what adhesive have you used? Any advice much appreciated

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Fill the back with JB weld or ct1 using cut up paper clips as a streaghtener.
Or you could use a soldering iron and melt the plastic over to give a temporary repair before you fill the back.
As regards making it look good from the front. No clue :-(
 
There are youtubes on mending plastic. It can be done. Most seem to use stick-on silver paper stuff, on the front side then making up a sort of glue gun with a copper pipe beaten into a shape so you can feed cable ties down it. This you attach to an ornery soldrering iron.
Best of luck.
 
So I knew the heater control panel in the Discovery 1 I bought was cracked, but I didn't know it was actually in two pieces till I removed it today!
I have had a quick look to see if I can find a replacement with no luck – if you or you know someone who has one I would be very grateful!

Alternatively has anybody had success in gluing these trim pieces together, if so what adhesive have you used? Any advice much appreciated

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BTR3672JUL is the part number, you may find a new item if you search, but there is a second hand one on eBay for just £50. https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/17615502...6VSJ8D&hash=item2903a86e8e:g:yXcAAOSwZJZllzq0
 
There are youtubes on mending plastic. It can be done. Most seem to use stick-on silver paper stuff, on the front side then making up a sort of glue gun with a copper pipe beaten into a shape so you can feed cable ties down it. This you attach to an ornery soldrering iron.
Best of luck.
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There are youtubes on mending plastic. It can be done. Most seem to use stick-on silver paper stuff, on the front side then making up a sort of glue gun with a copper pipe beaten into a shape so you can feed cable ties down it. This you attach to an ornery soldrering iron.
Best of luck.
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