/diy/ - Do It Yourself

>>2554801
The board that LCD is sitting on is very unusual, I haven't seen it used elsewhere before.
The LCD appears to be a QDtech QD243701 or equivalent.
You can find them on PARALLEL 2.4" TFT modules, not the SPI versions.
The MAR2406 board is incredibly common and easy to find, and uses this LCD, usually sold as "Arduino 2.4-inch TFT Touch Shield" or similar.
They're not always labeled MAR2406, but it's easy to spot the boards, picrel.

You definitely cannot swap the entire board directly, again that one from your kit is unusual, and the Arduino shield boards are obviously intended for Arduinos.
The LCDs connectors on these small/inexpensive boards are almost always soldered rather than using an FFC/FPC.
Desoldering and resoldering the 37-pin flat ribbon cable isn't going to be fun for average joe who doesn't reflow for the fun of it, extremely easy to rape it.

You might be better off replacing the whole thing, given that the entire kit is $20.