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@@ -48,4 +48,39 @@ First the badge needs to be ejected safely, then it needs to be restartet and pu
 The device should not be mounted. Now `lsblk` can help with finding the correct blockdevice.
 Then you can check the filesystem with `fsck /dev/sdX` (replace `sdX` with the correct device).
 If neccessary the tool will ask if the "dirty bit" should be removed, this needs to be answered with yes. 
-After this, the problem should be solved.
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+After this, the problem should be solved.
+
+## Help! My Display is not working / it cracked 
+During camp we discovered that the badge display is one of the parts that easily gets damaged. 
+If you get a crack due to a mechanical crash or similar incident you have to replace your display. 
+This guidance shows you how to do this:
+**Step 0:** Disconnect the battery with a pair of tweezers.  
+**Step 1:** The display sticks to the Harmonic board with two small double sided glue points (like the one you placed on 
+the backside to mount your battery). So careful lift the broken display with a pair of tweezers from the right side upwards. 
+Make sure that you under no circumstances lift the display to an extent so that the flex PCB of the display rips off 
+one or more solder pads from the harmonic PCB. Otherwise you would not be able to rework your Harmonic!
+**Step 2:** Carefully remove the glue points from the Harmonic PCB.
+**Step 3:** Apply a larger amount of solder with your solder iron. For this step you want to use your largest 
+solder tip. Try to apply heat to all pins of the flex pcb at the same time. Slowly and carefully apply an 
+upward force to lift the flex pcb. If all of the pins are heated the flex pcb will come off the Harmonic board.
+**Step 4:** Use a desolder wire to remove the rest of the solder from the Harmonic pcb. Be careful and make 
+sure not to damage the board by ripping off one of the pads.
+**Step 5:** Place your new display in the right orientation onto your Harmonic board. Make sure that the small 
+holes of the display flex pcb and the Harmonic board pcb align. At this stage the metal can part of the display 
+(bottom side) will point upwards.
+**Step 6:** Apply solder on the display flex pcb pins.
+**Step 7:** Visually check the connections and make sure that there are no shorts between the pins.
+**Step 8:** Apply two glue points to the Harmonic pcb (one directly over the blanc pins of the flex pcb to 
+isolate them to the metal can of the display and one on the right side of the display pcb marking). If you don't 
+have those glue points we used, you also can make use of standard double-sided tape.
+**Step 9:** Flip the display over end carefully press the display to the Harmonic pcb. Make sure that the 
+force does not destroy the LCD. You can apply the force at the edges of the display. Also make sure that the LCD is
+in its right position and aligned with the rectangle on the pcb. It's easy to produce shorts on the components on the
+right edge of the LCD.
+**Step 10:** Connect the battery and switch on the badge
+
+The LCD can be bought at AliExpress: https://de.aliexpress.com/item/4000018872259.html
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