Replacement Monitor For Discontinued Voyager AOM 7694

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I have a AOM 7694 what replacement do I need?

asked by: Jesse

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The Voyager RV Backup Camera Monitor # VOM719WP can be used as a replacement for your AOM 7694.

expert reply by: Bud M

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Answer 1

The Voyager monitor part #VOM719WP will work great as a replacement monitor for what you have now with the AOM-7694.

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Answer 2

Hey Ronnie, the Voyager Monitor #VOM719WP will replace your AOM-7694 monitor per Voyager, but you will have to splice the existing wires from your AOM-7694 to the new Voyager Monitor. There is no direct plug and play replacement monitor.

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Hi Jack; thanks for the question and we do have a replacement monitor for your Voyager AOM-7694. What you can use is the following: - Voyager RV Backup Camera Monitor - 7" Screen #VOM719WP

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Answer 4

The Voyager RV Backup Camera Monitor #VOM719WP is going to have the same camera plugs as your AOM7964. All the wire colors are going to remain the same for the power, ground and trigger wires. So when you change the wiring you will simply replace the…

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Answer 5

I spoke with Voyager about the Voyager Monitor VOM74TQ and they informed me that there is not a direct plug-n-play replacement. That said, they recommend the Voyager RV Backup Camera Monitor part #VOM719WP to replace this. In order to make this…

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Answer 6

That's understandable, Elton. What I'd do before going and replacing your monitor is check to see if there is power going to the monitor. If there is, and there is nothing happening with the screen, then you're going to need to replace it…

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Answer 7

The #VO344FR monitor you mentioned wouldn't be compatible, the correct replacement would be part #VOM719WP. I've linked you to a product description video. I hope that helps!

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Answer 8

I do have an option for you but you'll only be able to use Voyager cameras with the Voyager AOM-7694 Monitor. I recommend the Voyager Rear Camera with LED Low Light Assist part #VCMS17B which I have confirmed with Voyager to be a direct…

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Replacement Monitor For Discontinued Voyager AOM 7694

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