TobíasTv

13.721

hace 5 años

you will have to check the tcon you are dropping a trend, a video
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5TKUISAuDRA
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a link, if you manage to register you will have plenty of information about tensions in tcon plates, and repair of lcd panels. it is to save it to your favorites, register it is a challenge :) it is a Russian page the google translator works perfect
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http://remont-aud.net/forum/78-12714-1

TobíasTv

13.721

hace 5 años

Let's say it's a thermal fault, cool the tcon with a cooler to see if it affects the fault, but it can be the display

TobíasTv

13.721

hace 5 años

do tests and comment results

Vicents

13

hace 5 años

Thank you very much, friend Tobias for your information and help, but as I told you in the initial question I tried the TV with another T COM Card from another operating TV and the result was the same, now before doing that test I had tried to keep it refrigerated with a coler fan and the result was also the same !!! The fault is clearly on the LCD panel or display! If you can give me some tips on how to try to save the panel I would appreciate it

TobíasTv

13.721

hace 5 años

to see, it occurs to me that it can be the flexes that have false contacts, those that go from the panel of the panel to the flex, notice this video from minute 9.30 onwards
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OjcqxtYFsgE&t=2s

Vicents

13

hace 5 años

Thank you very much friend Tobias, it turned out that the TV had a damaged panel, I only have to replace it for how expensive it is to replace it, thank you very much for your intention of wanting to help me

TobíasTv

13.721

hace 5 años

hello vicent, it was the first thing I answered ... changing the panel was the solution to your problem, it is always good to have replacement plates, good luck greetings