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Samsung TV Fault UN37EH5000 MXZL See AS01 - Depositioned Image

Kristian Diaz
hace 5 años
hace 5 años
Hello friends!!! Greetings from Colombia. I need your experience please! I have a Samsung TV un37eh5000, which brought the Board in short, did not give voltage on StandBy for obvious reasons it did not turn on !, So I bought another board, this one came with the 30-pin LVDS connector cable port and the 50-connector socket I didn't bring it! .. so I passed the 50-pin connector from the damaged board to the board I bought! and this one was left with the 50 connector and the 30 ... ((cable to clear the flex tape is 50 pins)) when I connected it and started it! gives image, sound .. normal! ... but the image is decentralized. I thought it was some fake contact that I left when soldering the socket! but check with magnifying glass in detail and everything is well welded! so I discard false contact! ... annex photos! .. the fault ..... The image above is the "New" plate ... so the LVDS pins remain ... the TCON card ... that looks ... in good condition!
sanfalla
sanfalla
1.821
hace 5 años
hace 5 años
take off one of the flex that comes out of the tcont to the panel .... and see if you see half of the image and the other blank ... if you do nothing, place the flex again and do the same procedure with the another flex
Kristian Diaz
hace 5 años

Hi Sanfalla! .. I disconnected the right one, and the image is normal, on one side of the screen and on the other white completely.
When returning the right flex and disconnect the left .. there is no image on the side of the screen and on the other the image is white!

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sanfalla
sanfalla
1.821
hace 5 años

that side is fucking and it's the screen but let's do something to deceive it .... but first exchange the flexs it is not enough to say that I clean the contact and we continue

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Kristian Diaz
hace 5 años

San fails. Good news, I did what Franki Lobaina explained to me! the new board was preset in HD mode, and the screen is FHD, when changing the resistance the image was already set correctly. I am grateful!

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Franki Lobaina
hace 5 años
hace 5 años
Friend you main and the display are in perfect condition, this happens because of the change you made, I'm going to give you a piece of information that is not available so far, so you have to do your part and search in detail because I also have no scheme or main similar to yours to tell you with precision, you are going to look near the micro (if it has a decipator you take it off momentarily) some resistances that are screen printed enclosed in a box with a letter, ex: r802, r803, letter N; then you look in the main mainly at the edges you will see what N means, says something like that N r802HD, r803FullHD. (These numbers that I give you are an example). When you see r802 it will have a resistance, between 100 ohm and 4K7 it depends on the model but r803 will not have anything, you will remove the resistance from r802 and you will put it on r803, turn on your TV and go. Comment on progress, I will try to post some of this on the forum, to see how I do it since it is a bit confusing without video. Any questions comment. Greetings and luck
Kristian Diaz
hace 5 años

Hi Franki Lobaina, indeed, I checked the resistors, which in this case are R939_HD and R942_FHD, and as expected .. the R942_FHD was empty and R939_HD had the R, so I understood that the size that the microphone sent to the TCON did not It is the right one ... I made the respective change, and it effectively gave an image to suit you. Thank you so much!!! regards

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Franki Lobaina
hace 5 años

Ok friend good luck in future repairs. Regards

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