How do I get rid of all these zeros moving accross the display

Your calculator is set to display in scientific notation. To change it, press SETUP 1 then choose the desired mode. For most purposes you'll probably want Floating Point. For more details see the third column of the first page of the manual.

I think you should take it back, cause! defective laser pickup, or the video processor, and possibly the audio/video cable, "replace to be sure"

They're indicating that you have nonzero values stored in memories 2 and 3. To get rid of the display indicators, simply store zero into the memories. Press 0 STO 2 0 STO 3.

It can be either the LCD controller board, or worst case the LCD panel, symptom of bad panel is vertical lines from the top to the bottom of screen, and it will get more lines as time goes by.
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it is time to replace the radio and you can get wiring harness adapter over at best buy for about $20. you can also get the hardware at the same time. they are very easy to install with these parts even if you have never done this before. if you want a stock radio, i think you will find that it is 2-4 times the cost of a replacement radio.

From my experience I come accross alot of spiders nest in the burner orifice.

Hello,

Turn calculator. Use arrow to highlight the 2:Graph and Geometry application. Enter your function at the bottom of the screen. Use TAB to move focus on command line.
Press [ENTER] to graph.
While graph is drawn, press [menu] key. Select [5:Trace][1:Graph Trace] . An X appears on the graph screen. Use arrow to move cursor towards one of the zeros you see. At some point the calculator will pop up the label [zero]


Press [ENTER]


Use arrows to move the cursor near a second zero. When [zero] pop up text appears, press [ENTER]



The value of the secon zero is also displayed.

You can also the nSolve command

Use the nSolve( function available in main calculator application. Here some exemples of syntax

On the second command line, the small vertical segment after the right parenthesis is accessed by the key sequence [CTRL] [infinity, beta, degree] key, the one under [left arrow/clear].



Hope it helps.

The Blue CRT is bad.

Is the unit still under warranty? If it is i would go that route first if not, Maybe consider purchasing an extended warranty and then go from there. I hope this was helpful ... Sincerely Jay

sounds like your bluetooth icon.

goto: menu....setting and tools......bluetooth.....

then there should be an option to turn bluetooth power OFF. Once you do the icon goes away.