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Change language on the display

Hi all just fitted a new display but it's in German any idea how to change to English?

Thanks in advance
Baz
  • Posted 29 Jan 2020 23:54
  • Discussion started by Bazza
  • S. Wales, United Kingdom
barrysmartlift@gmail.com
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