Good morning again, dear friends:
Thank you all for your contributions. The problem has been solved as follows. Indeed there were some LEDs that although apparently they were fine, it was not so. as you pointed out. After replacing them, they lit all but intermittently, so I checked the source and replaced an electrolytic that gave way to the power of the baklight. When changing it, it went down from 170 to 140 v that the LEDs need.
Thanks again for your help.
Good morning again, well, I followed your instructions step by step, all of them. The variation in the voltage drop of a led with respect to the others I think is negligible, so after measuring it I have not reached any conclusion. Now, as the voltage drops in one strip effectively, there is a LED in one of them and another in another that goes out before the rest, not happening this in the other two remaining strips, so I understand that those two LEDs are the cause of my headache. I will replace them and tell you results.
Thank you very much to all.
Thanks seekude, in fact, I have armed it as you have said but I have not managed to arm it, for lack of means for the four strips, I have only been able to try it 2 to 2. They have all lit up, I do not know if it will influence that they are not 4 connected. Anyway, as I said, when the voltage goes down, there are two LEDs that go out before the rest, I will start there.
Thanks again.