Zack,
The short answer is, NO, there's no EASY way to solve this problem, except replacement of the assembly.
Here's the longer answer, and the reason why.
The failure is a poor or decaying soldered connection between the display screen and its mating circuit board, inside the control panel. To the best of my knowledge, no actual parts have failed, so replacement of components shouldn't be necessary.
HOWEVER, re-soldering the pads requires a fairly complex set of soldering skills, and likely, specialized equipment. Not a trivial job, certainly not quick and easy.
Do some searching, and you'll find lots of other threads about this around the Web, and huge amounts of mis-information and superstition-based answers.
Good luck sorting it all out!
N2PQW - David