Hi John,
If performing an ALL CLEAR reset doesn't restore the LED to normal then first check the plug on the backside of the LED display to make sure it's seated on the board pins. Try unplugging and plugging back in a couple of times (main power off) in the event there's corrosion on the pins. Should the display still readout incorrectly then it likely that there's a bad logic chip on the LED board or on the main CPU board. I'd change the logic chips on the LED board first. There are two decoder/driver chips and two transistor array chips.