ST60+ Vėjo PCB/DIAL ASSY originalios dalys

This is the main circuit board integrated with the dial assembly, specifically designed for the Raymarine ST60+ Wind anemometer display.

This component resolves common failures such as:

Malfunction or locking of the analog needle. Display issues on the LCD screen. Loss of communication with the network or wind sensor.

Yes, part number A28004-P includes both the printed circuit board (PCB) and the dial assembly (DIAL ASSY) for the ST60+ Wind instrument.

Absolutely, this is an original Raymarine spare part, ensuring quality and reliability identical to your initial equipment.

Yes, this part is designed for ST60 displays. The circuit boards for ST60 and ST60+ generations share the same internal design; differences are mainly cosmetic.

No, each type of instrument has its own circuit board. This model is exclusively for the ST60+ Wind display (anemometer and wind vane).

Replacing the board requires opening the housing and handling sensitive electronic components. While it can be done independently, it is strongly advised to have a qualified technician perform the task to avoid damaging the unit.

When reassembling your ST60+ Wind display, it is critical to check the condition of the housing’s sealing gasket. If worn, it must be replaced, and the screws must be tightened uniformly to prevent water ingress.

Yes, since you are replacing the electronic core of the display, you will need to perform a new calibration of your wind transducer/vane anemometer (alignment of apparent wind and alarm settings) by following the manual for your ST60+.

Yes, if the LCD screen of your ST60+ Wind instrument is unreadable, damaged, or shows liquid crystal leaks (black spots), replacing this complete assembly (PCB + dial with screen) will resolve the issue.

Yes, the PCB includes the components required to provide bidirectional communication over the Raymarine SeaTalk 1 network used by this generation of instruments.

The ST60+ range has not been manufactured by Raymarine for several years. Spare parts such as this printed circuit board are therefore classified as obsolete, and their availability is limited to the remaining stock on the market.

The assembly includes the dial mechanism (DIAL ASSY), but you will typically need to carefully remove and reinstall the physical needle from your old display onto the new mechanism.

Yes, the PCB manages all display functions, including power supply and control of the night-time backlighting for the LCD screen and analog dial.

Unscrew the rear housing, carefully disconnect the wiring harnesses (without yanking), and remove the PCB mounting screws. Work on a clean, static-free surface.

No, this circuit is programmed to interpret specifically the analog signals from Raymarine masthead wind sensors compatible with the ST60/ST60+ series.

You will mainly need small precision Phillips screwdrivers to open the housing and detach the PCB. A precision tweezers can also be useful for handling small internal connection ribbons.

Yes, exactly. Replacing only the faulty circuit in your ST60+ Wind allows you to preserve your current installation, keeping the same aesthetics and SeaTalk compatibility without investing in a next-generation system.

If the needle is offset, you must perform the wind transducer alignment procedure (linearization) detailed in the Raymarine ST60+ Wind user manual, typically while sailing head to wind.

The PCB is factory-treated (tropicalizing varnish) to withstand marine environments. However, the integrity of the display housing and its gasket is what truly ensures the overall waterproofing of the unit.