Replace a cracked, unresponsive, or faulty screen on your Garmin GPSMAP 8610xsv with this LCD display and touch screen assembly. It restores the 10-inch touch display of the original chartplotter, so you can repair the helm display instead of replacing the whole multifunction unit.

Compatibility

• Fits: Garmin GPSMAP 8610xsv (also used on the GPSMAP 8610)
• Original display: 10-inch IPS touchscreen, 1920 x 1200 (WUXGA)
• Not for: other GPSMAP models. Panel size and connectors differ by series, so confirm your exact model before ordering.

Not sure which screen your unit uses? Check the model label on the back of the unit, read our guide to identifying the correct GPSMAP replacement screen, or search by model with our Find Your Repair Parts tool.

When You Need This Replacement

• Cracked or shattered screen after an impact
• Touch that is slow, erratic, or dead in parts of the screen, even after cleaning, updating the software, and checking the unit's grounding (see the FAQ below)
• Light bleeding or uneven brightness along the corners and edges of the display
• Black, dim, or flickering picture while the unit still powers on

Not certain the screen is the problem? Our Garmin Troubleshooting Center helps you rule out power and software issues before you order.

Quality and Testing

• Original (OEM) display assembly in 90-100% new condition
• Tested for display and touch function before it ships
• Backed by a 3-month warranty

Installation Notes

Disconnect all power and network cables before opening the unit, handle the display ribbon cable gently, and test the new screen before you fully reassemble. Replace any worn sealing material so the unit keeps its water resistance. Exact disassembly steps vary by model, so our walkthrough for replacing a GPSMAP 1242/1222xsv screen is a useful reference for the general process (ribbon cable, sealing, final testing), but it is not specific to the 8610xsv. A basic repair tool kit and our repair guide videos can help. If you would rather have a workshop handle the install, see our fishfinder repair service page.

Shipping, Returns and Support

Free worldwide shipping, with delivery typically in 5-15 days (see our shipping policy). Our return policy covers the details. Our team is online 24/7: contact us with your model and a photo of the unit label and we will confirm the fit before you order. Repair shops and resellers can ask about wholesale and OEM supply.

Frequently Asked Questions

These questions come from owner reports on public boating forums. The source for each answer is linked below it.

Why does my GPSMAP 8610xsv show light bleeding at the corners and edges of the screen?
Owners have reported backlight bleed around all four corners and edges on 8610xsv units, including one bought new in August 2020 that was compared side by side with a 7610xsv showing no such issue. Some owners in the thread said Garmin sent a replacement unit. Because this is a panel-level symptom, a restart or settings change is unlikely to correct it. If your unit is still under Garmin's warranty, start with Garmin. If it is out of warranty, replacing the display assembly is the repair route.
Source: The Hull Truth, "Garmin 8610xsv screen issue"

My 8610xsv touch screen is unresponsive, or the touch power button does nothing. What should I try before replacing it?
One owner reported that two 8610xsv displays installed in May 2020 had the same fault, including a touch power button with no function. Another poster in the thread suggested three steps: clean the screen, wiping with a fresh clean cloth each time; install Garmin's software updates, which they said were released to reduce touch problems; and make sure the display chassis is grounded to the boat's main DC ground. If touch stays erratic or dead after those steps, the touch layer may have failed and a replacement screen is the next step.
Source: The Hull Truth, "Garmin 8610xsv screen issue" (page 2)

How do I recalibrate the touch screen on a GPSMAP 8000-series unit?
A procedure posted for the GPSMAP 5000/7000/8000 series goes like this: power on the unit; when the warning screen appears, do not tap "I Agree"; press and hold anywhere in the black area of the screen for 20-30 seconds; when the screen changes, follow the on-screen calibration prompts; then press OK to return to the Home screen. One poster in the 8610xsv thread warns that calibration carries some risk to the unit and recommends doing it only if Garmin support tells you to, so contact support first if you are unsure.
Sources: The Hull Truth, "Garmin touch calibration"; "Garmin 8610xsv screen issue" (page 2)

Can I replace just a cracked touch screen on a GPSMAP 86xx, or do I have to buy a new unit?
An owner asked this about 86xx, 76xx, and 82xx units whose picture still worked but whose glass was cracked. Replies were mixed: one said to ask Garmin support, another said a replacement part was generally not available but offered help for the 8200 series. A poster in the 8610xsv thread also claimed Garmin will not service a unit with a broken screen. A replacement LCD and touch screen assembly like this one lets you repair the unit rather than replace the whole chartplotter.
Sources: The Hull Truth, "Garmin Replacement Touchscreen"; "Garmin 8610xsv screen issue" (page 2)

Related Repair Parts and Guides

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Package Include

• Repair parts are shown in the picture.

Product Inspection

• Display Screen Check
• Cable Connection Check
• Frame Waterproof Test
• Contact Oxidation Inspection