

If as the colleague says you have to disassemble the TV and get to the LED strips to see what they did
If of course you are a technician or noooo to disassemble the TV you must be very careful with the screen or panel xq it can break ok damaging you learn hahaha try to see
not there I did not come to disassemble it so just remove the cover to verify if there was any diode, exploded condenser and verify the components that you mark before taking it to the workshop .... hahahaha
if I understand .. is that good I would also like to learn .. !! How does that value the answers? I appreciate your time
It was working fine. The repair lasted 4 months! and this morning I turned it off and then turned on at 2 o'clock and it didn't look
Well in my case, this is how it comes from the factory ... I don't move much parameters.
I only last 4 months ... that's why my doubt will be the LEDs or some component that does not reach the full voltage of the LEDs
how to test the LEDs to verify that they are good and do not tell me that they are all burned for example
no I will not disassemble .. with the cable that goes into the screen can you test with continuity or some voltage?
of the small card that is seen in the photo goes a cable I do not know if that is who feeds the LEDs. That's why I have the doubt. if the LEDs could be tested in any way without taking apart the TV
I don't have an exp in electronic tv if I work with electronic air plates and gate motors