Hello to all the colleagues and friends of YoReparo. I would like to ask you a question. I have a ken brown model Led55e800kb-S7, which does not turn on (it goes from red to blue LED and does not respond). The source correctly delivers the voltages, so I suspect the main at 99%. But I have a problem. Apparently Ken Brown and Tonomac, manufacture the mainboards practically the same, with a code and serial number THAT DIFFERENCE BETWEEN YES. But, as I have been told, despite being visually identical, identical in their serial number, and despite being of the same number of inches, I have been told that they are NOT COMPATIBLE or EQUAL. I don't know if you understand the question. But I will give details. The main one that I need to change is this and corresponds to the Led55e800kb-S7 model: The one I want to place is this, and corresponds to a 55-inch tonomac model: Can someone explain to me why they are not compatible? if visually they are the same, the model of the plate, and the inches are the same ... what makes them different? What would happen if I replace them anyway? Sorry but honestly this brand confuses me a lot. And I don't have much experience with it. Greetings and thanks in advance for the help!

Hi, the plates are the same. But before you discard the old plate I tell you ... I have had some of these plates with electrolytics that lose acid (I never really knew which of them all, they looked like drops on the plate and the chips below). They produce the same fault. Take out all the electrolytics, clean with alcohol and reheat with an air gun (from behind so that nothing will be soldered) place new electrolytic and it worked perfectly. I hope the data serves you. regards