Display Screen 4812113786 Replacement Control Panel for Asphalt Paver CC3800 524 6200 242HF

This display screen 4812113786 is the operator interface for the paver leveling control system. It shows the working values the operator acts on - sensor readings, set grade, and system status - and turns keypad input into commands for the machine. When the screen fails, the operator is left working blind: the machine may still move, but grade control is guesswork. A drop in replacement restores the interface in a single maintenance window without touching the machine harness.

• Rows of pixels dropping out, or a backlight that fades in sunlight
• Keys that need a hard press, or register twice
• Screen that powers up but shows no sensor value
• Flicker or blanking when the machine vibrates or hits a bump
• Moisture fogging behind the panel after a rain shift or wash down

A screen does not usually fail all at once. Most units degrade over a season, and crews compensate by working slower or by hand before the part is finally changed. Replacing at the first sign of a fading backlight is cheaper than the paving hours lost to manual correction.

1. Switch off the machine and isolate the electrical system before unplugging anything.
2. Photograph the connector layout and cable routing, so the new unit goes back the same way.
3. Release the panel from its bracket and unplug the harness connectors.
4. Fit the replacement screen on the same bracket, reconnect the harness, and check that each plug locks.
5. Power up and confirm that the display shows sensor values and that keypad input registers.
6. Run the leveling system through a short test pass before returning the machine to full work.

Send the machine model, the part number on the old screen, and a photo of the connector side of the panel. Paver fleets often run CC3800 alongside 524 or 6200 units, and the screen firmware and connector layout differ between generations, so confirming the match before dispatch avoids a return from the job site.

The same supplier covers track pads, sonic sensors, milling machine wear parts, and paver spares, which lets a workshop consolidate several fast moving items into one shipment.